Stockton Poll: N.J. Voters Want More Restrictive Public Health Policies for Food
Trust in federal health agencies falls along partisan lines, but both sides of the aisle want increased restrictions on food additives, processed foods and pesticides, according to a poll of New Jersey voters released today by the William J. Hughes Center for...
Holocaust Remembrance Yom HaShoah Memorial Service to be Held on April 24
The Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center at Stockton University will commemorate Yom HaShoah or Holocaust Remembrance Day on April 24 with a program featuring Holocaust survivor Michael Bar-Zohar, a renowned scholar, author and historian, as the keynote...
Art Workshop Brings Undergraduates and Special Services Students Together
Dana Grasso became a little sentimental when talking about Stockton University’s first Access to Art Disabilities Workshop with the Atlantic County Special Services School. “I know that one parent shared with the teachers that they were very emotional because they...
EHT Fifth Graders Join Stockton Students for Origami Showcase
For the first time ever, Stockton University students were joined by local fifth graders to showcase unique origami creations throughout the Campus Center’s Grand Hall on Wednesday, April 16. In addition to collegiate creations, dioramas full of paper birds, trees and...
Seniors explore early Jewish farming roots
Residents at Seashore Gardens Living Center recently took a meaningful journey into the past during an engaging seminar led by historian and educator Josh Cutler. The presentation, titled Exploring Our Roots: Early Jewish Farming Communities of South Jersey, offered a...
