News Archive

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  $1M State Grant to Promote Arts, Culture in Atlantic City

  Friday, January 5th, 2024

  Stockton to work with community groups to improve signage and create marketing plan

  Noyes Arts Garage,2024,Featured,News,Atlantic City
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  Quiet on Set: Students Get Hands-On Experience in TV Production

  Thursday, December 7th, 2023

  Media students produce a 'live, televised' interview for their final project

  Featured,School of Arts & Humanities,News,Communication Studies,ARHU,2023
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  Annual Latino Visitation Day Breaks Attendance Record

  Friday, December 1st, 2023

  Over 1,000+ local high school students visited for a day of fun, touring campus

  Latino Visitation Day,School of Arts & Humanities,Los Latinos Unidos,Featured,2023,admissions,ARHU
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  Four Students Bring Color to the Boardwalk in CRDA Project

  Wednesday, August 30th, 2023

  Beautification project includes hand-painted Adirondack chairs

  Featured,visual arts,2023,Atlantic City Campus,Atlantic City,News,Kesselman Hall,School of Arts & Humanities
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  Portraits, Fire & Pine Trees: New Fall Exhibitions in the Art Gallery

  Wednesday, August 30th, 2023

  Multimedia work highlighting the real world and local Pinelands open to the public

  art exhibition,Pinelands,Pine Barrens,Art Gallery,2023
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  Fran Lebowitz, 'Rocky Horror,' Freda Payne Highlight Stockton PAC Season

  Tuesday, July 25th, 2023

  The 2023-24 season is officially announced, full of social commentary, time warps and more

  Performing Arts Center,News,2023,School of Arts & Humanities,PAC
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  Social Justice Group Donates $100K to Noyes, Stories of A.C.

  Monday, July 24th, 2023

  Money to support arts and storytelling projects in Atlantic City

  Noyes Arts Garage,Stories of Atlantic City,Noyes Museum of Art,2023,Communication Studies,News
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  Stockton Professors Produce Original Television Pilot

  Saturday, April 8th, 2023

  Screening of 'Teaching While Black' on April 14

  School of Arts & Humanities,Top-Featured,ARHU,News,2023,Featured
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  Author Discusses the Legacy of White Supremacy in Education

  Thursday, March 30th, 2023

  Harvard professor Donald Yacovone is the 13th annual Paul Lyons Memorial Lecture speaker

  2023,Master of Arts in American Studies,education,Holocaust and Genocide Studies,Africana Studies,MAAS,Paul Lyons Lecture,Sociology,American Studies,History,News,WGSS
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  Play Brings Holocaust Story to Local Students

  Monday, March 13th, 2023

  Nearly 1,000 middle and high school students watch 'Dear Esther'

  News,Performing Arts Center,Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center,2023