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Board of Trustees to potentially cancel Spring Break
Campus police blotter November 28, 2020 – December 3, 2020
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.
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 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 […]
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.
Campus police blotter November 20, 2020 – November 24, 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, […]
Housing to close early following state-wide COVID-10 spikes
On November 17, President Harvey Kesselman and Vice President for Student Affairs Christopher C. Catching sent campus-wide emails regarding the university’s operations following the Thanksgiving holiday.
