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Argo Authors

  • 1 Allie Agostino
    • Stockton students partner with Red Cross for blood drive
  • 1 Iman Ahmed
    • Good Morning America with JackEdward Schmick
  • 1 Christian Alvarez
    • The art of recovery: Art therapy workshops hosted by the Wellness Center
  • 1 Brianna Barretta
    • Stockton Softball Soars: Double Shutout Victories Extend Winning Streak
  • 1 Jack Bîzgâ
    • OPINION: Can Social Justice Be Bought At Stockton University?
  • 1 Kirah D. Cobbs
    • Meet Black Stockton event highlights Black involvement and campus resources
  • 1 Ryan Connelly
    • OPINION: Everybody should be listening to Te Vista
  • 1 Victoria Corless
    • OPINION: Students and faculty speak out on Stockton’s new restrictive academic policies
  • 1 Mary DeRose
    • President Bertolino anticipates a year of change for Stockton University with comments on active shooter safety measures and plans for growth
  • 1 Matthew Dietrich
    • Board of Trustees: A Public Hearing to Start the Semester
  • 1 doogaho
    • Raising the Pan-African Flag: Stockton University’s stand for inclusion amidst national division
  • 1 Dylan Kaminski
    • Fashion, freedom, and the fine line: The struggle with pop culture’s influence
  • 1 Esmeralda Rivera
    • Stockton sends off the Class of 2026 through annual Graduate Toast
  • 1 Erin Nevin
    • Stockton law clubs discuss overturning of Affirmative Action
  • 1 Anthony Bolton
    • Stockton University Hosts New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District Debate
  • 1 Josue Fonseca Juarez
    • Developers Showcase Spooky Themed Games in Stockton’s 4th Game Jam
  • 1 fourriea
    • Another Day, Another Fight for Social Justice: The Fannie Lou Hamer Human and Civil Rights Symposium
  • 1 Jecce Harriott
    • President Joe’s State of the University Address – Lay-offs, Enrollment Decline, and What Comes Next
  • 1 jaredkeane
    • Model U.N. class represents Stockton at German conference
  • 1 Sarah Kropinack
    • Stockton Basketball Midseason Winter Recap
  • 1 Laura Leonel
    • Well, I’ve Been ’Fraid of Changin’: Stockton Looks Different This Semester
  • 1 Kayla Lavecchia
    • President Joe anticipates an exciting new academic year and a positive close to this semester
  • 1 liptack2gostocktonedu
    • President Bertolino hosts Ice Cream social
  • 1 Christopher Maldonado
    • Stockton Republicans Table in Remembrance of Charlie Kirk
  • 1 mary ceceilia
    • The first Stockton Student Senate meeting of Fall 2024
  • 1 Matt Cavallo
    • Longtime advisor to The Argo Craig Stambaugh announces retirement 
  • 1 Eli Mitros
    • How Stockton stood strong during the government shutdown
  • 1 Michael Monaco
    • Lake Fred Radio Fest celebrates WLFR’s 42nd Anniversary
  • 1 Elizabeth Myers
    • The Argo says farewell to graduating seniors, welcomes incoming leadership
  • 1 Tyler Nicosia
    • Local band Moonroof plays at SET’s Music Night
  • 1 CHARLES OBIRINANWA
    • Career question for the week: Preparing for the career fair
  • 1 Kollisa Pimentel
    • Stockton University School of Education hosts panel discussion on ‘Immigration, Schools, and Knowing Your Rights’
  • 1 Vincent Rapallo
    • Stockton men’s lacrosse gearing up for conference tournament with rugged schedule
  • 1 Shakila Riaz
    • Raw performative poetry, a lost art. Murphy Writing of Stockton hosts regular open mic events to help revamp
  • 1 Tori Robbins
    • Applying to Graduate School: How to pick a recommender
  • 1 Diamond Rogers
    • Forever Motown: So Good for the Soul
  • 1 Kamelea Saitova
    • Club Spotlight: The New “Stockton Society of Professional Journalists”!
  • 1 sarahcipkins
    • Women’s basketball secures season opener victory
  • 1 The Argo
    • Stockton Atlantic City Hosts 5th Annual Community Day Clean up and Party In the Park
  • 1 suzannaccook
    • Stockton University Sustainability Trust returns to campus to host inaugural event
  • 1 Amanda Tague
    • Join Stockton’s 250+ Student Organizations at the Get Involved Fair
  • 1 Danna Urias
    • STOCKTON OSPREYS BUILD MOMENTUM AS FALL SPORTS CONTINUE
  • 1 Breanna Vanaman
    • A Blast From the Past at the Annual Osprey Ball
  • 1 Jennifer Vaneman
    • Stockton-led study tour visits the United Nations for Holocaust Remembrance Day Ceremony
  • 1 victoriaorlow
    • Bertolino’s Town Hall: Productive or Dismissive?
  • 1 Conor Wasneuski
    • Failure Has a New Grading System
  • 1 yoneluna
    • Cleaning the Beaches of Atlantic City
  • 1 Zuleika Rodriguez
    • The Stockton Foundation Scholarship Gala Brings Luxury Experience to Campus

OPINION: Stockton dining’s meal and food services struggle to accommodate dietary restrictions and student hours

By Breanna Vanaman on December 9, 2024

Stockton University has different meal plans offered for on-campus and commuter students. These options are all highlighted on the Stockton website; however, the variety of food selection and hours of operation for […]

Abilities Awareness Day at Stockton University educates students on campus resources

By Kayla Lavecchia on December 9, 2024

From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, December 4, peer educators from Stockton’s Wellness Center hosted a day of abilities awareness. The purpose of the event was to educate students on […]

The Board of Trustees reflect on the fall semester and relevance of higher education during their December meeting

By Mary DeRose on December 9, 2024

The Stockton Board of Trustees met for the second and final time of the fall semester on December 4, 2024 in the Galloway Campus Center’s Event Room. Chair of the Board, Nelida […]

The Trump administration wants to dismantle the Department of Education: What does that mean for Stockton?

By Ryan Connelly on December 9, 2024

GALLOWAY, NJ — President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign has pledged to dismantle the Department of Education (DOE), aiming to shift education regulations and oversight to state governments. This proposal raises significant questions about […]

Student Senate hosts a town hall with Chartwells, Senate President Andrea Sandoval on meal plan changes and the forum’s success

By The Argo on December 9, 2024

Written for The Argo by Laura Leonel and Mary DeRose. On December 5, 2024 Stockton’s Student Senate hosted a town hall in the Campus Center Theatre with Chartwells Representatives from 4:30 p.m. […]

Career Question for the Week

By CHARLES OBIRINANWA on November 25, 2024

Q: How do I reply when an employer asks me why I should be hired? A: When an employer inquires about the reason for hiring you, it presents an opportunity to showcase […]

Using Robert Half as a Job Search Platform

By CHARLES OBIRINANWA on November 25, 2024

Finding a job in today’s job market can feel overwhelming at times, but Robert Half is a known staffing agency that provides a platform for individuals seeking new career opportunities. With a […]

Stockton Sports Roundup: Basketball teams showcase resilience, Ackerman concludes Cross Country Career at NCAA championship

By Sarah Kropinack on November 25, 2024

Stockton sports were bustling from November 18-23, as both basketball teams fought hard during their weekly games while men’s cross country participated in the NCAA championship. Men’s Basketball The team faced a […]

A Night of Appreciation: 40th annual Student, Faculty, and Staff Dinner

By Amanda Tague on November 25, 2024

The 40th annual Student, Faculty, and Staff Dinner occurred on November 21, 2024, in the Campus Center Event Room. Hosted by the Student Senate and Stockton’s Campus Religious Council, the event provided […]

SET hosts “Light the Night” candle making in campus center

By Breanna Vanaman on November 25, 2024

From 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Wednesday, November 20, 2024 the Stockton Entertainment Team, or SET, helped to host the event, “Light the Night.” This workshop allowed students who lived on […]

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