Submitted to The Argo Holly Morrell Students of the Communication Studies Program are getting ready to step back in time at the highly anticipated Retro COMM Wrap Party that will take place […]
In the Multicultural Center on March 18, Minorities in Law, in collaboration with MEXSA (Mexican Student Association) and Los Latinos Unidos, hosted a discussion with Judge Julio Mendez to talk about Mendez’s […]
Stockton University has long prided itself on being an eco-friendly institution, leaving much of the natural biodiversity intact among the Galloway campus. Stockton students have noticed this, and have taken the initiative […]
On Thursday, March 22, the Office of Student Development and Career Education and Development hosted another edition in the Leadership Lunch Series. This week’s event revolved around the topic of preventing conflict, […]
ZØ Marie, born Kristina Marie Rizzo, self-describes her genre to be both R&B and pop, though she argues that her music will appeal to anyone who can relate to the complexities of […]
To commemorate the loss of many Black lives over the years, in the spirit of Black History Month, the Unified Black Students Society held a vigil in the Lakeside Lodge for students […]
On Thursday, February 29, at 7:30 p.m., Stockton University School of Arts and Humanities and Performing Dance presented Stockton Dance Company: Spring Dance Concert. There were a total of eight performances broken […]
On Thursday, February 29th 2024, at 4:30 p.m., students gathered at the Campus Center Coffeehouse for the anticipated “2nd Artist Reveal Party. Similar to the last reveal, SET raffled off a free […]
On Thursday, February 29th, award winning Welsh animator and director Joanna Quinn and producer and writer Les Mills visited Stockton to present a master class on animation. Both artists come from a […]
Written for The Argo by Iman Ahmed In honor of Black History Month, the Muslim Student Association made it a priority to give a voice to the Black and African American Muslims […]
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