Stockton professor seeks link between sea ecosystem and life on other planets
By Julia Train Lauren Seyler believes that the search for life on other planets begins on Earth, at the bottom of the ocean. This summer, Seyler, a Stockton University assistant biology professor–who also studies astrobiology– spent a week off the coast of Chile...Galloway’s National Night Out brings community together
Galloway’s Annual National Night Out offered an evening of demonstrations, local vendors, free giveaways, great food, music, and the opportunity to interact with first responders. Held at the Municipal Complex on 300 E. Jimmie Leeds Road, the event featured games, a...Residents, staff perform at Seashore Gardens Got Talent
Residents, staff members, and special visitors sang, danced, and showcased their comic skills at Seashore Gardens Got Talent on July 30. This annual event provided everyone with the opportunity to perform and display their unique talents. Board member and former...Arts programs receive more than $500,000 from N.J. State Council on the Arts
The New Jersey State Council on the Arts recently awarded more than $500,000 to Stockton University to support arts programs. The grants include a record amount of $145,730 for the university’s Performing Arts Center, $56,030 for the Noyes Museum of Art at Stockton...Professor’s deep-sea discovery could help search for alien life on other worlds
Lauren Seyler believes the search for alien life in the universe begins much closer to home — on the bottom of the ocean. The Stockton University assistant Biology professor — who also dabbles in astrobiology — spent three weeks this summer off the coast of Chile as...
