Republished from Volume 89, Issue II, September 16, 2019. You may have heard the saying, “the early bird catches the worm,” but this is no joke when it comes to trying to […]
The early osprey catches the worm
Jessica Peoples
I am a graduate student pursuing an M.A. in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Homeland Security. I have been working for The Argo since September 2019.
The university’s most controversial figures: a look at Stockton’s presidents
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House bill proposes statue of Ruth Bader Ginsburg be placed at Capitol Hill
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Dr. Allison proposes to add race education to Stockton course requirements
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Youth voting discussed in High School MLK Panel
On Feb. 4, Stockton University hosted its sixth Martin Luther King, Jr. high school panel discussion. Over 60 students attended from five Atlantic County high schools, including Atlantic City, Pleasantville, Egg Harbor […]
Student Senate forms new diversity committee
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Board of Trustees to potentially cancel Spring Break
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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.
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 […]
