Professor Concerned about Wildfire Threat in ‘Super Dry’ Pinelands National Reserve
A beautiful blue, sun-drenched sky greeted Stockton University students Kayla Mathes and Harry Dallmer as they began their spring break with a research hike into the Pine Barrens with professor Matthew Olson. “I mean frolicking in the woods is like the life goal, so...
Study Tour of Egg Harbor Township Reveals Family History of Local Holocaust Survivors
To the naked eye, it is unclear what kind of history the land beneath a local Hispanic church, a Wawa and a Wal-Mart held. It’s only when shoulder-to-shoulder with a second-generation Holocaust survivor that the indelible mark of families and individuals who fled...
Giordano Dance Chicago to Showcase New Works at March 28 Performance
America’s original jazz dance company is set to light the Stockton University Performing Arts Center mainstage on fire with their performance at 7:30 p.m., Friday, March 28. Giordano Dance Chicago will showcase new works by Emmy-winning choreographer Al Blackstone....
University Hosts K-9 Explosives Detection Training; Chief Qualifies for National Trials
For the second consecutive year, police K-9 units from all over New Jersey gathered at Stockton University on March 12 to obtain certification in explosives detection. Stockton Police Chief Tracy Stuart completed the certification with her K-9 partner Freya. Officers...
Lines on the Pines: More than 80 authors, artists and artisans share their passion for the N.J. Pine Barrens at Stockton University
By Andrea K. Hammer Driving up the long, forested road toward Stockton University in Galloway, an intriguing sign for a sustainable farm set the tone for the annual Lines on the Pines event in the large, light-filled Campus Center. High energy emanated from more than...
