Written for The Argo by Catherine Parmenter A well-spoken and approachable person, Sean Lavender always greets people with a warm smile on his face. He is finishing out his senior year at […]
Environmental science student helps clean local beaches
Love Blue Inc. teams up with Stockton Greek Life to clean Brigantine beach
Written for The Argo by Catherine Parmenter POMONA, N.J., April 15— On April 10, Love Blue Inc. held a beach clean-up on 35th street in Brigantine, N.J. in collaboration with Stockton Greek […]
Students see spring break cancellation as a disaster
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Women’s History Month may have ended, but Stockton’s celebration has not
In celebration of the last official day of Women’s History Month, Stockton students and faculty gathered virtually on March 31st to celebrate the success of women in business and academia. During this […]
Literature Program hosts alumni panel
On Wednesday, March 31st, Stockton University’s Literature Program, The School of Arts and Humanities, and The Office of Alumni Affairs sponsored an alumni career panel on graduate school. The event was held […]
Students react to scheduled Fall 2021 reopening
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Asian Student Alliance releases statement on #StopAsianHate
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MARS Cafe speaks about diversity in the sciences
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Stockton’s fourth Leadership Lunch Series discusses adapting to change
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Zoom bombing bias attack occurs during Black History Month event
Note: Headline edited for clarity. It was during Sankofa’s February 11 Shop Talk event when the incident happened. Abruptly, during Antonio Johnson’s discussion of his new book “You Next,” a soundbite of […]
