While the government shutdown is technically over, its impact as the longest shutdown in American history will continue to live on. 43 days of decreased SNAP benefits, travel, and court operations, will […]
Over 50 years ago in the year 1973, the former Stockton Folklore Society hosted its first ever Lake Fred Folks and Craft Fair to celebrate the musicians in the community that brought […]
Mary DeRose is a musician, student, poet, and writer at Stockton University and the Editor-in-Chief of The Argo. She sat down for an interview with copyeditor Kayla Lavecchia to discuss her journey […]
With Thanksgiving less than a week away, and to mesh with the holiday spirit, Stockton held a dinner for students, faculty, and staff members to share a meal and memories before break. […]
On November 20, Pride Alliance and the Queer and Trans People of Color Society (QTPOCS) held space in the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Center (WGSC) for Transgender Day of Remembrance, with speeches […]
Service Learning is an opportunity for students to serve their community by actively participating in volunteer work. This allows students to learn the academic material relevant to their specific courses within their […]
Hosted by the Military & Veterans Success Center (MVSC) at Stockton University, community members and students were invited to participate in a week-long lineup of programming to honor Veterans Day week from […]
In a world where first impressions often determine the trajectory of a career, Stockton University has taken a meaningful initiative toward ensuring every student can step confidently into their professional future. The […]
New Jersey voters are voting for what direction they want to see the US go towards, William F. Moen, Jr. said about the results of the recent state elections. New Jersey is […]
The Stephen Dunn Visiting Writers Series has been ongoing at Stockton for many years, created by Stephen Dunn himself. Dunn was a professor of Creative Writing at Stockton for over 40 years […]
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