Submitted to The Argo by Arti Kapoor As members of the Stockton community, we are deeply connected to the natural beauty of our Pinelands Reserve. We take pride in preserving the environment […]
Breathe Easy: A call for a smoke-free campus
Stockton University’s Empowered Leadership Conference, hosted by Cultural Engagement Osprey interns
Cultural Engagement Osprey (CEO) interns hosted the annual Empowered Leadership Conference on Friday April 4, 2025 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Created by Dr. Ana Edmondson, the CEO Project provides student […]
‘Stockton Says No To Fascism’: Students and faculty host a rally for detained Columbia University activist
Stockton University students and faculty held a rally on Tuesday, March 18, in the F-Wing Extension to protest the Trump administration and its policies regarding activism and Palestine. “Never again for anyone, […]
Accessibility for disabled students at Stockton University: Is it really as good as it seems?
Stockton is one of the more affordable colleges in South Jersey, and in the fall of 2023, had nearly 9,000 students enrolled. On average, 1 in 4 people in the US are […]
OPINION: Stockton’s Galloway campus needs to bring back weekend shuttles
Stockton’s shuttle service is one of the headaches brought upon Stockton students in recent years, with shuttles often being off-schedule, not showing up on the trackers, or having unexpected delays. One of […]
Where do we go now? The construction of the Bjork Library displaces students
Written for The Argo by Kayla Lavecchia and Arlene Fourrien The Stockton University Richard E. Bjork Library announced in the spring of 2024 that come the fall semester, the library would be […]
YOUR VOICE: Africana Studies department partners with Multicultural Center to host a panel discussing racial inequality and political division in 2025
On Thursday, February 20, 2025 at 4:30 p.m., the Multicultural Center partnered with Africana Studies to host an event named “Black in the Trump Era,” co-sponsored by NAACP Minorities Stockton in Law […]
Stockton University School of Education hosts panel discussion on ‘Immigration, Schools, and Knowing Your Rights’
On February 20, 2025, Stockton University School of Education hosted a panel discussion, “Let’s Talk: Immigration, Schools, and Knowing Your Rights.” The event focused on migrant justice and schools based in New […]
Stockton Arts and Humanities department sponsors Laura Leonel to attend conference aimed at empowering young Latina students
As a young Latina student preparing to enter the professional space, I value the importance of community and mentorship. In October, I saw a flyer highlighting the opportunity for a conference held […]
Know Your Rights: How Stockton University protects undocumented students from ICE
It’s no secret that at the beginning of the new year, through a mass deportation effort enacted by the new Trump administration, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) significantly increased their amount […]
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