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Stockton Basketball: 2020-21 mid-season review and what to expect
Stockton holds panel discussion about diversity for Black History Month
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Pathways to Healing’s fairy village allows for whimsical escape
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UBSS celebrates African-American Inventors
On Thursday, February 25 UBSS hosted a meeting that celebrated and discussed African-American inventors. The presentation was led by Ayana Plummer, a member of the club’s e-board. She discussed three areas of […]
Heart 2 Heart presents “The Truth About Human Trafficking” for Black History Month
On Thursday, February 25 Stockton University’s National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) welcomed Heart 2 Heart Services, Inc. to hold a presentation for Stockton staff and students about human trafficking for Black History Month. […]
“Destination Cannabis” discusses marijuana hospitality and tourism
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Dr. Amari Johnson presents “Where to From Here?” at Stockton
On February 22, Stockton University welcomed guest speaker Dr. Amari Johnson, a professor from Temple University, who delivered a speech on a slideshow titled “Where to From Here?”. The speech covered historical […]
First session of “Black Lives Matter” series features “Black Innocence Matters” event
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Conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh dies age 70; the College Republicans react
On Wednesday, February 17, it was announced that conservative radio host, Rush Limbaugh, passed away from stage four lung cancer at age 70. Former Stockton College Republican member and recent graduate, Todd […]
Stockton Environmental Club hosts climate divestment speaker
Written for The Argo by Benjamin Dziobek On Tuesday, February 16, the Stockton University Environmental Club, along with Divest Princeton, Divest Harvard, Divest Stanford, and New York Climate Leaders hosted a virtual […]
COVID vaccine impacts potential Fall 2021 plans
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Osprey Chess Club participates in the 2021 World Amateur
Written for The Argo by Christian Discenza and Nicholas Carlson In a time where in-person recreational activities are all but a fond memory, chess manages to not only survive, but thrive in […]
Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center presents Dr. Leon Bass’s Life as a black soldier and Holocaust liberator
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Trump Casino: What if it were open today?
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Stockton sports returns without fans
Written for The Argo by Eric Dahan Despite the pandemic, Stockton sports have returned to play. Under normal circumstances, most athletes love a packed gym. Screaming fans, shaking bleachers, Talons dancing in […]
Show Me Your Records #2: Anthropology Professor Dr. Laurie Greene
The second edition of “Show Me Your Records” features some gems from the collection of Stockton Anthropology professor Dr. Laurie Greene. Her picks cover a pretty wide swath of music, from the […]
Zoom bombing bias attack occurs during Black History Month event
Note: Headline edited for clarity. It was during Sankofa’s February 11 Shop Talk event when the incident happened. Abruptly, during Antonio Johnson’s discussion of his new book “You Next,” a soundbite of […]
Men’s Basketball scores first win of the season
Written for The Argo by Jacob Henderson The Men’s Basketball Team earned their first win of the season Friday, February 19 over the New Jersey City Gothic Knights. Stockton’s Luciano Lubrano led […]
Spring 2021 Leadership Lunch Series kicks off with Diversity Debrief
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Dr. Allison proposes to add race education to Stockton course requirements
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Opinion: Was the Super Bowl Halftime show a fumble?
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Basketball season bounces on
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Stockton Unified Black Student Society kicks off Black History Month at flag raising ceremony
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Sankofa + La Mesa Present “Shop Talk”: Barbershops as community beacons and places of solitude.
On Feb. 11, Sankofa and La Mesa Presented “Shop Talk,” a discussion focused on masculinity, manhood, and the role of barbershops as community beacons and places of solitude. “So Fresh, So Clean” […]
Opinion: Students reacting to vaccines and new COVID strains
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Student Senate forms new diversity committee
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Virtual learning impedes on “traditional” snow days
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17th Annual MLK Day of Service sees major turnout
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Freshmen adjust to campus life during the pandemic
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Men and Women’s Basketball Teams lose to TCNJ
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The Landau couple establishes scholarship for Marine Science studies
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Absurd History / Creature of the Week Crossover: The Carboniferous Period
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Stockton University Foundation establishes the Social Justice and Equity Fund
The Stockton University Foundation, an organization that supports philanthropy at Stockton, has established the new Social Justice and Equity Fund. These fund grants can be awarded to student clubs/organizations, students collaborating on […]
Track and Field season to commence with the rest of Stockton sports
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One year into remote learning, Stockton students reflect
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Stockton students react to today’s political climate
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Welcome back, Ospreys!
On behalf of everyone here at The Argo, editors Laurie Melchionne and Jessica Peoples would like to offer a warm welcome to all incoming and returning students for the Spring 2021 semester! […]
Board of Trustees to potentially cancel Spring Break
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Political Science major wins award for service at Stockton’s Circle K Club
The Circle K zoom meeting is about to begin, and you can hear Sarah Harvey cheerfully greeting the members as they enter the online meeting room. She bears a big, pearly white smile as she speaks. Harvey wears long and wavy brown hair. Her brown eyes gaze through her dark-framed glasses as she reads off the meeting agenda. In the background, a navy blue Circle K banner proudly hangs in the club’s office on campus. This is where Harvey works diligently to complete the missions of the club and serve the Stockton student community.
Stories of Atlantic City seeks solutions for the city
On November 13, Stories of Atlantic City partnered with Outlier Media and The Free Press to present the findings of a needs assessment conducted in Atlantic City. The assessment took into account the responses of Atlantic City community members.
Updated: Stockton expands IFC, welcomes Phi Mu Delta next spring
Since the start of the pandemic, many organizations on campus have had to work hard in order to succeed in recruitment, growth, and activity planning. Many groups have been able to overcome these challenges, and Stockton’s InterFraternity Council is one of them.
The 15 best albums of 2020
2020 has been a wild year for nearly everyone. Luckily, there’s been no shortage of amazing music to help us get through it all. There’ve been some special albums released this year, […]
The history of Christmas
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Stockton Athletics remains optimistic for Spring 2021
Written for The Argo by Salena LeDonne Given the ongoing nature of this pandemic, the future of Stockton Athletics is fickle. By now, anyone following along knows not to get their hopes […]
Genre Starter Pack #2: A history of Shibuya-kei in 5 songs.
Shibuya-kei was a Japanese musical and artistic movement in the 90’s that amalgamated tropes and aesthetics of the past with elements of futurism to create a “New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular.” Shibuya-kei was […]
Mental health resources offered by Stockton and more as finals approaches
The effects of prolonged lockdown periods and the transition to online learning and constant worry about close ones’ well-being create a heavy burden, especially as the most stressful time of the semester approaches.
Stockton alumna Caren Fitzpatrick wins re-election for Atlantic County freeholder (county commissioner)
The recent November elections influenced more than just the presidential election. The past month’s elections also allowed for constituents to vote on their local and county government representatives. Caren Fitzpatrick, a renewed incumbent and Stockton alumna, was one of nine freeholders elected to serve on the Atlantic County Board of Chosen Freeholders.
Campus police blotter November 20, 2020 – November 24, 2020
WATCH HERE: Journalism Workshop on November 20, 2020
Students share perspectives on Thanksgiving changes
Written for The Argo by Sierra Snead Thanksgiving break serves as a healthy pause in academic life that allows students to kick back, visit their families, and celebrate the appreciative holiday. Now, […]
Your Voice: a student reflection on Texas’ recent deep freeze
When I first started commuting to Stockton in my beat-up 2008 Pathfinder, the monitor that controlled the SUV’s HVAC system was fried; making my winters especially cold and my summers painfully hot. […]
Campus Police Blotter February 19-February 25, 2021
Call Type No. of Calls 9-1-1 Verification 3 Disable MV 2 Fire Alarms- All Housing 7 Fire Alarm 4 Harassment 4 Lost/Missing Property 1 Mask Compliance 29 MV Accident 2 Property Check […]
