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On Friday, October 23, Stockton University finally held its Spring 2020 Commencement ceremony for students who graduated last semester during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic
Spring 2020 graduates finally accept diplomas at in-person commencement
Stockton students have high hopes for NJ marijuana legalization referendum
“I’m excited to dive deeper into the field of cannabis within Stockton’s cannabis minor,” Stockton student Jenna Russo said.
Campus police blotter October 16, 2020 – October 22, 2020
Equestrian, Surf, and Gymnastics at Stockton adapt to COVID-19 with socially distant activities and escapism
Stockton’s Equestrian, Surf, and Gymnastics Clubs all have one thing in common; they’re persevering in the age of COVID-19. These three organizations have tackled the challenge of prioritizing their members’ health and safety, all while having fun and maintaining a sense of normalcy within their clubs.
Holocaust Resource Center to screen “There Were Good People…Doing Extraordinary Deeds”
Submitted by Laurie Melchionne for The Argo On Thursday, October 29, Stockton Communication Studies Speaker Spotlight Series will feature a virtual screening of the Holocaust documentary, “There Were Good People…Doing Extraordinary Deeds: […]
Zoom panel teaches importance of protests
Written for The Argo by Elana Augustus For decades, African Americans have marched for change and to make their voices heard. From protesting the verdict of the Rodney King case in 1992, […]
Punk rock in the time of COVID: Interview with Brent Friedman of We Are The Union
During COVID, it’s no secret that bands, venues, and fans have been slowly acclimating to a new musical reality. Detroit ska punk band, We Are The Union, are no exception. As I learned in an interview with drummer Brent Friedman, not even a global pandemic can stop the music.
Stockton Baseball organizes COVID-19 testing and safety guidelines
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Environmental Club at Stockton calls for change while raising “greenwashing” awareness
The university’s mission statement lists sustainability and environmental stewardship as one of its core values
Stockton hosts successful “University Weekend To-Go”
Like many campus happenings, University Weekend took place virtually this past weekend.
Stockton Atlantic City to grow its campus with Phase II Residence Hall
Stockton student and Atlantic City campus resident Taylor Dungan shared her excitement for others being able to live on the campus: “I am excited that more people can choose to live in Atlantic City if they want to…t’s really nice — kitchens, bathrooms, computer labs, free shuttles, food nearby…. It’s pretty cool,” said Dungan.
Student Senate bridges the gap between administration and students
Genre starter pack: the history of Philly Soul in 5 songs
From the mid-60’s through the 70’s, Philadelphia was the hub for some of the most iconic and enduring soul music ever recorded. Many of the artists from the Philly Soul scene gained […]
Stories of Atlantic City branches out through its community phone tree, invites students to volunteer
According to Broadbandnow Research, more than 42 million Americans lack high-speed internet. This lack of access leaves many Americans unable to work, attend school, connect with their loved ones, or receive new […]
Campus community marches for justice
Written for The Argo by Kinza Jarral On September 30, the Unified Black Students Society and Stockton’s Chapter of the NAACP with support from the Environmental Club, sponsored the #SayTheirNames rally. More […]
Stockton University hosts NJ’s 2nd Congressional District Debate on Oct. 8
On Thursday, October 8, Stockton University hosted New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District Debate between Republican Congressman Jeff Van Drew and local South Jersyian school teacher Amy Kennedy. The event took place at […]
To the Editor: Michelle McDonald, Interim Provost, plagiarized, and I found out through Facebook
On September 27, an NJ.com article, revealed that Interim Provost Michelle McDonald plagiarized an email to faculty and staff members. In the weeks since this happened, Stockton University has not sent any official […]
Album review: Still House Plants: “Fast Edit”
Photo courtesy of The Wire.
To the Editor: Students should explore the world of gaming
Written for The Argo by Sierra Snead When you emerge into a world built for the able-bodied, how is it you go about carving out a comfortable existence and assert some sense […]
Stockton students react to Harris-Pence debate and cancellation of Oct. 22 presidential debate
Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic vice presidential nominee, Senator Kamala Harris sat twelve feet apart during the first and only vice-presidential debate last Wednesday night in Salt Lake City—between them, plexiglass […]
R and J Farms provides Stockton students autumn diversions
Written for The Argo by Giavanna Georgio If you are looking for some fun activities to get you in the autumn mood, R&J Farms is the perfect place for you! The farm […]
Remembering alumnus, poet, and beloved educator, Paul-Victor Winters (1972-2020)
Paul-Victor Winters, age 48, of Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, passed suddenly Monday, October 5, 2020 at Shore Memorial Hospital. Paul-Victor was born January 25, 1972 in Somerset, NJ. He is the […]
University athletes receive mandatory testing for COVID-19
To mitigate the spread of coronavirus on campus, Stockton athletics teams underwent mandatory COVID-19 testing over the past few weeks. Since symptom screenings fail to identify the presence of COVID definitively, baseline […]
Stockton students weigh-in on presidential debate and Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis
On September 29, President Donald Trump and Former Vice President Joe Biden went head to head at the first Presidential Debate held at the Case Western Reserve University. With only 29 days […]
For hospital workers, COVID-19 brings work home
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Residents have different views on campus living this fall 2020 semester
Campus in Atlantic City, NJ. Photo courtesy of stockton.edu.
Students demand action against gun violence; Club president Sarah Sharp tells her story
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Stockton Golf Classic lives on in spite of COVID-19, raises over $88,000
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Precautions announced for 2019-2020 graduation commencement
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OPINION: Why you should go greek
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FOLLOW-UP: University administration responds to tuition concerns
*Follow-up to September 14 article. Read it here: https://stocktonargo.com/2020/09/14/stockton-moves-forward-without-cost-reduction/ Stockton’s administration and Board of Trustees, says it “strives to balance the cost of tuition and fees with the cost of providing the […]
Stockton students protest at Donald Trump Jr. event in Smithville
On September 22, 2020, nearly 400 people gathered at the Smithville Inn in Galloway, where Donald Trump Jr.—eldest son of President Donald Trump and executive vice president of the Trump Administration—was a […]
Stockton tracking COVID-19 cases
Written for The Argo by Aliza Brown According to Stockton University’s official daily confirmed COVID-19 cases web page, the school has reported 49 total coronavirus cases since September 1. Of those confirmed […]
WLFR veteran recounts college radio glory days, looks forward to future
Written for The Argo by Katherine River Sage Back before the world, as we knew it ended, Stu Mark had a weekly show on 91.7 WLFR called “Active Listening Exercise.” On Tuesday […]
OPINION: “Now more than ever” A highlight of Active Minds at Stockton
In 2000, Alison Malmon, a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, tragically lost her older brother after taking his own life. In her time of pain and grief, she found the strength […]
Press release from URM: “Get Outdoors, Ospreys!”
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Opinion: Enjoying the little things in strange times
The Cedar Bog Bridge near campus, circa 2010. Photo courtesy of stockton.edu.
New scholarship honors holocaust survivors
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Stockton launches journalism minor
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Los Latinos Unidos unite for Hispanic Heritage Month
Los Latinos Unidos logo. Photo courtesy of OspreyHub.
Greek life adjusts to campus regulations; “Meet the Greeks” to take place virtually
Members of Delta Zeta Sorority. Photo courtesy of OspreyHub.
Student Development keeps campus together from a distance
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Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Supreme Court Justice and cultural icon, dies at 87
Written for The Argo by graduate student, Theresa M. McMackin Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court Justice and civil liberties activist, died at the age of 87 on September 18, 2020. Her death […]
The Argo launches new website and format on September 14, 2020
The Argo, the Independent Student Newspaper of Stockton University since 1971, officially launched its first issue of the 2020-2021 school year, created in an entirely new format, on Monday, September 14, 2020 […]
President Kesselman: “Welcome Back, Ospreys!”
Written to campus community on September 8, 2020 Welcome Back Fellow Ospreys! I am pleased to say that we are back and we are ready! We are ready to begin this new academic […]
Residential students live differently on campus during COVID-19
As Stockton begins the Fall 2020 Semester, students finally return from their summer quarantine enforced by COVID-19 regulations. Based on Executive Order 155 placed by Gov. Phil Murphy […]
Stockton moves forward without cost reduction
As the school year’s start loomed closer over the summer, Stockton students waited for news about the university’s reopening plan. “Return to Campus” update from President Kesselman, detailing the “new normal.” […]
OCTOBER 26 FOLLOW-UP: Stockton tracking COVID-19 cases
According to Stockton University’s official daily confirmed COVID-19 cases web page, the school has reported 119 total coronavirus cases since September 1.
Marine Science event “seas” success virtually
Wednesday, October 14, 2020, was the first MARS Cafe of the semester. The date also marked the first time it took place virtually.Stockton has a diverse set of programs in the Marine […]
