On April 22, the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AACU) penned the public statement, “A Call for Constructive Engagement” in response to actions from the Trump administration regarding higher education. Stockton’s […]
Pride Fest 2025 happened in the First-Year Housing Quad from 12 to 4 p.m. on April 25. The event was organized and hosted by the Stockton Pride Alliance. On a beautiful day […]
Submitted to The Argo by Alanna Stoloff Imagine trying to keep up with five classes, a group project, and an important paper. It’s a lot for any student, but it becomes overwhelming […]
The Student Affairs branch, Student Transition Access and Retention (STARS), hosted their first Rising STAR Awards Ceremony to celebrate student achievement on April 15, 2025 at 4:30 p.m. STARs takes initiative to […]
Pop culture, alongside the ever-transforming media landscape, has shaped and expanded fashion trends throughout history. As media and public sentiment evolve, Stockton students and staff reflect on the broader societal debate of […]
In an email sent out to the Stockton student body on April 17, the results of the 2025-26 Student Senate elections were announced by outgoing Senate President Andrea Sandoval. Student Senate elections […]
Students have had a lot to say about how Stockton’s shuttles operate, both in Galloway and Atlantic City. There has been a significant level of dissatisfaction for a prolonged period of time; […]
Written for The Argo by Dylan Kaminski Pop culture is known for its profound impact on modern society, influencing individuals directly or indirectly. Its ability to spark social movements has the potential […]
During the week of April 7-11, 2025, Tibetan monks from the Drepung Gomang Monastery visited Stockton to work on a wonderful mandala piece entitled “Lord Avalokitesvara,” the Buddha of Compassion, educate students […]
The topic of on-campus housing resident assistants (RAs) and their involvement with residents is a vast discussion, depending on who was interviewed, what their involvement in campus was, and how long they […]
