For many college students, internships stand as a landmark opportunity as a way to get a head start in their professional careers. For Stockton University alumna, Elizabeth Myers, her internship opportunity with […]
ATLANTIC CITY — Five members of Stockton’s esteemed faculty put on a killer show last Thursday at Anchor Rock Club, playing hits from the past and present in support of a good […]
On Tuesday, October 28, Stockton’s Student Senate met to discuss key university updates including the Strategic Planning Committee and the number of shuttles on campus. Executive Director of Student Affairs Strategic Planning […]
The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy will host Melissa Jacoby on November 11 to discuss her book “Unjust Debts: How Our Bankruptcy System Makes America More Unequal.” For more information, […]
As New Jersey prepares for the gubernatorial election, there is also a campaign for Assembly District 2 occurring on November 4, 2025. The position is currently held by Republican candidates Don Guardian […]
Written for The Argo by Danna Urias and Kayla Lavecchia The second No Kings Day protest on October 18 marked a period where more than 7 million people nationwide and across all […]
Stockton University hosted its fourth annual Atlantic City Community Cleanup, with help from both students and staff to clean trash and reinforce their commitment to the community in Atlantic City. On the […]
The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy will be hosting District 5 Assemblyman William F. Moen Jr. (D) for “Pizza and Politics Hour: Lunch with a Legislator” to discuss the NJ […]
On October 16, 2025, students, faculty, and community music lovers alike gathered at Stockton University Campus Center to celebrate the 41st anniversary of Lake Fred Radio (WLFR) station. WLFR officially went on […]
As tuition rises and trust in institutions erodes, Stockton University finds itself at the crossroads of faith and frustration. Can a public university built on access and equity still deliver transformation? Or […]
