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Spring 2020 graduates finally accept diplomas at in-person commencement
On Friday, October 23, Stockton University finally held its Spring 2020 Commencement ceremony for students who graduated last semester during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic
Stockton students have high hopes for NJ marijuana legalization referendum
“I’m excited to dive deeper into the field of cannabis within Stockton’s cannabis minor,” Stockton student Jenna Russo said.
Campus police blotter October 16, 2020 – October 22, 2020
OCTOBER 26 FOLLOW-UP: Stockton tracking COVID-19 cases
According to Stockton University’s official daily confirmed COVID-19 cases web page, the school has reported 119 total coronavirus cases since September 1.
Equestrian, Surf, and Gymnastics at Stockton adapt to COVID-19 with socially distant activities and escapism
Stockton’s Equestrian, Surf, and Gymnastics Clubs all have one thing in common; they’re persevering in the age of COVID-19. These three organizations have tackled the challenge of prioritizing their members’ health and safety, all while having fun and maintaining a sense of normalcy within their clubs.
“There Were Good People…Doing Extraordinary Deeds” to screen October 29
Submitted by Laurie Melchionne for The Argo On Thursday, October 29, Stockton Communication Studies Speaker Spotlight Series will feature a virtual screening of the Holocaust documentary, “There Were Good People…Doing Extraordinary Deeds: […]
Zoom panel teaches importance of protests
Written for The Argo by Elana Augustus For decades, African Americans have marched for change and to make their voices heard. From protesting the verdict of the Rodney King case in 1992, […]
Punk rock in the time of COVID: Interview with Brent Friedman of We Are The Union
During COVID, it’s no secret that bands, venues, and fans have been slowly acclimating to a new musical reality. Detroit ska punk band, We Are The Union, are no exception. As I learned in an interview with drummer Brent Friedman, not even a global pandemic can stop the music.
