Join Dr. Hettie V. Williams as she discusses her book, The Georgia of the North: Black Women and the Civil Rights Movement in New Jersey. Dr. Hettie V. Williams is an Associate Professor in African American History at Monmouth University. She is the author/editor of seven books and several essays, articles, and book chapters.

Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Sponsored by South Jersey Culture and History Center. Co-sponsored by Stockton University Multicultural Center, Murphy Writing, Africana Studies, and American Studies.

Stockton Theatre presents Lykos Anthropos by Bob Bartlett. This site-specific production takes place outdoors at the Lakeside Lodge Oasis. View the campus map for directions and parking.

Purchase tickets at the Performing Arts Center box office or online for performances on Thursday, April 9, Friday, April 10, and Saturday, April 11 at 7:30 p.m.

Celebrate the arts and folklore culture of South Jersey. Featuring open mic poetry, story telling, and acoustic sets.

Join scholar and librarian, Dr. Michelle McDonald, for a book discussion about her latest publication, Coffee Nation: How One Commodity Transformed the Early United States. Coffee Nation reveals the sweeping history that explores how coffee shaped the lives of enslaved laborers and farmers, merchants and retailers, consumers and advertisers.

Enjoy the wonderful voices of Stockton's various choirs during the Stockton Combined Choir concert!

Presented by Stockton University's Vocal Music Program.

All students of history and their supporters are warmly invited to our History End of Term Celebration, featuring a reception and short presentations by our Historical Studies majors about their theses and capstone projects. Open to all—enjoy good food, good company, and great history!