It’s never too early to start looking into college, and Stockton provides a lot of opportunities for high schoolers to explore their options. For high school seniors, this is the pivotal year […]
It’s never too early to start looking into college, and Stockton provides a lot of opportunities for high schoolers to explore their options. For high school seniors, this is the pivotal year […]
Written for The Argo by Iman Ahmed. On November 4, 2024, the Muslim Student Association collaborated with Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority on an informative event to discuss the influence of Islam […]
The following content is sponsored by Stockton University’s Office of Event Services. On Tuesday, November 26, 2024, Stockton University will host its annual Graduate Toast in the Campus Center Event Room at […]
Being a first-generation college student signifies being part of the first generation within a family to attend college and receive a degree. They are someone whose parents did not finish college nor […]
On Friday, November 8, 2024 at 7:30 p.m., the Stockton Performing Arts Center hosted a sold-out event named “So Good! The Neil Diamond Experience” starring Robert Neary. Doors opened half an hour […]
On October 29, 2024, Student Senate had their monthly meeting with many proposed changes for upcoming semesters, including how to help Stockton with food service costs. Senior Vice President of Administration and […]
Spooky season tends to be taken a bit too far, especially among college students, with the rate of drunk driving and alcohol poisoning increasing exponentially during “Halloweekend.” To promote a culture where […]
On October 29 and 30, Laura Shaw with Transcendence held their bi-annual clothing swap for transgender, gender non-conforming, or allying students. Laura Shaw, a mental health counselor in the Wellness Center, runs […]
Decide to pursue graduate school? Check. Research schools and curate a list of possible graduate programs? Check. What is next? Apply! Graduate school admissions are open and the requirement checklist is available. […]
On Tuesday, October 29, state and federal agency representatives were invited to Stockton University to speak at a panel discussing hate crimes, bias, discrimination, free speech, and how they are interconnected. Student […]