Stockton University officials have addressed recent online rumors circulating about potential threats to campus safety, reassuring the community that investigations by the Stockton University Police Department (SUPD) found no credible evidence of imminent danger.

In a statement released to the Stockton community, university officials emphasized that the safety and well-being of students and staff remain their top priority. The SUPD, in collaboration with Student Affairs and local law enforcement agencies, conducted a thorough investigation into the rumors and determined them to be unsubstantiated.

“All campus operations will continue as usual, and all events and classes will proceed as scheduled,” the statement read.

The university urged caution regarding the spread of rumors and misinformation on social media platforms, advising community members to rely on official university communications for accurate information.

In the event of a credible threat affecting campus safety, the Stockton Emergency Alert System will be activated to notify students and employees promptly. The university encouraged individuals to verify or update their emergency contact information through the goStockton portal.

For further updates and information, individuals are directed to official university channels or to call Stockton Police directly at (609) 652-4390.