Spring Dance Concert highlights the gifted artists of the Stockton Dance community, presenting dances from notable choreographers that challenge these maturing performers. Featuring a new work from Mark Caserta of BigKid Dance and the work of Chandra Moss-Thorne, a former faculty member of Stockton Dance and senior lecturer at Swarthmore College. These internationally recognized artists join resident choreographers Beau Hancock, Caitlin Quinn Pittenger, and Lauren Putty White, whose eclectic, imaginative choreography dependably delights. This diverse program promises to be a moving evening.

Presented by the Stockton University Dance Program.

Love watching or playing soccer? Come discuss with your peers the upcoming World Cup 2026 and two soccer-themed films, one from Spain and one from France! Films are screened in original languages, with subtitles. Watch on your own and come for a discussion in English. Open to all!

FEBRUARY 27, 2026 @3:30 PM on Zoom: Discuss El campeón "The Champion" (Spain, 2024) available on Netflix

MARCH 27, 2026 @3:30 PM on Zoom: Discuss Ballon sur bitumen "Concrete Football" (France, 2016) available on YouTube

Calling all educators, art lovers, and creative minds! Join us for a hands-on, inspiring Altered Book Making Workshop—a unique professional development experience designed specifically for teachers. Our Altered Book theme is: autobiographies!

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to transform old, unwanted books into vibrant and interactive works of art using mixed media, collage, painting, and personal storytelling techniques. Whether you're looking to integrate more creative expression into your curriculum or explore cross-curricular projects, this workshop is for you.

Visit the Noyes Museum of Art for more information. Register online here.

Join Murphy Writing as Literature faculty, Nathan Long, Professor of Creative Writing, and Jacob Camacho, Assistant Professor of Creative Writing, read excerpts from their latest works. This event will also feature Literature alumni.

Presented by the Murphy Writing Center and the Noyes Arts Garage, World Above is a free community program each month at the Noyes Arts Garage in Atlantic City and virtually. March's featured poet is Ameerah Shabazz.

Questions about this series can be forwarded to worldabovereading@gmail.com. 

Join the Communication Studies program for the annual Speaker Spotlight event, featuring David Goodman. David Goodman is an actor, producer, and filmmaker with a 30-year career spanning commercials, film, television, and an extensive body of work in industrials—also known as corporate videos. He founded his production company, Humanity Pictures, with the mission of challenging perceptions and encouraging audiences to think differently.

Co-sponsored by the Africana Studies program.

Join South Jersey Culture and History Center for this virtual program led by Dr. Stephanie Hinnershitz. Former Senior Historian at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, Dr. Hinnershitz is currently an assistant professor at the Air Command and Staff College at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama, and specializes in civil-military relations on the American home front during WWII. Register here for this event on Zoom.

Co-sponsored by Alliance Heritage Center, Murphy Writing, Noyes Museum of Art, Noyes Arts Garage, New Jersey State Council on the Arts, Visit New Jersey, Atlantic City Multicultural Services, Black Art Matters, Hammonton Art District, and Revolution NJ. Sponsored in part by a grant from the NJ Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism.

Join WLFR for a vinyl exchange and fundraiser leading up to our annual Vinylthon. Featuring performances from local bands, it's an event you won't want to miss!

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.

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!