Greater Egg Harbor Regional Students to Compete in Math Mayhem

Students from Absegami, Cedar Creek and Oakcrest will compete in the daylong math competition at Stockton University.

UPDATE: All Schools in Galloway Closed on Friday

The district announced its closing as a winter storm bore down on South Jersey.

Schools in Galloway Closed on Thursday

Schools are closed in anticipation of Winter Storm Thor.

University Speaking: Stockton Changes Name, Upgrades Status

The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey is now Stockton University, following board approval Wednesday.

Galloway Schools Closed Tuesday

The schools are closed due to inclement weather.

Stockton College Hosting International a Capella Quarterfinals

The event is Feb. 14.

Schools Throughout Galloway Closed on Tuesday

The Galloway Township, Greater Egg Harbor Regional and Assumption Regional Catholic Schools are all closed Tuesday.

Stockton College, Atlantic Cape Community Colleges Closed on Tuesday

They closed early on Monday due to weather.

Stockton, Atlantic Cape Announce Dual Degree Program

The colleges announced a dual degree program earlier this week.

Stockton College Wins Marketing Awards

The college won a pair of awards for its campaign that yielded the largest freshman class ever.

Graduate Research Symposium at Stockton College Monday

The event showcases research by master’s degree candidates.

Hughes Center Receives $10,000 From Verizon for Civic Engagement

Verizon offered the grant to increase civic knowledge for students in grades K-12.

Stockton College Named Among Best for Vets; Holds Veterans Day Ceremony

Stockton was No. 22 nationally, and one of three four-year New Jersey colleges on Military Times' list.

Stockton College, Rowan University Offering Dual Degree Program in Engineering

A student would spend three years at Stockton, two at Rowan and earn a degree from each school.

Stockton College Exploring Expansion Into Atlantic City

The College may be looking at moving into the Atlantic Club or the Showboat, according to The Press of Atlantic City.

Agreement Paves Way for Camden County College Students to Rutgers-Camden

Students who earn their associate's degree and keep a 2.0 average at Camden County College will automatically be accepted to Rutgers-Camden.

Stockton College to Seek University Status

The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Board of Trustees authorized the college president to seek the status this week.

South Jersey Football Coaches Taking Steps to Prevent Concussions

Some coaches have eliminated tackling to the ground in practice altogether, the Courier Post reports.

Over 500 Volunteers Participate in Stockton College Day of Service

Students, faculty and staff helped with projects in Atlantic and Cape May counties on Saturday.

List of Top 20 New Jersey High Schools: Cape May, Atlantic Counties Shut Out

Should Absegami have made the list?

Stockton College Receives Grant to Continue Work With Arts Program

The college received a $200,000 grant to continue to co-produce the Emmy-Award-winning “State of the Arts NJ” program.

Stockton Volleyball Player Killed in Crash in Colorado

Stockton student Carly Sansone, 21, died in a one-vehicle crash on July 5 in Colorado reports nj.com.

Absegami Graduation Will Alter Galloway Traffic Patterns

Gov Christie Attends Groundbreaking for Science Center at Stockton College

The Unified Science Center is funded by the Building Our Futures Bond Act passed in 2012.

ACLU Suing Galloway School District For Discrimination

The district is being sued for requiring government-issued photo ID for enrollment, the Courier Post reports.

Stockton College Names New Deans, New Police Chief

Dr. Theresa Bartolotta was named as the new dean of the School of Health Sciences and Dr. Lisa Honaker was confirmed as dean of the School of Arts and Humanities (ARHU). Gregory J. Coffin was appointed as the new police chief of the Campus Police.

Enrollment in Free Military Child Tutoring Program Now Open

The program is run by Terry Dougherty, and takes place at Stockton College from July 7-Aug. 21.

National Award Named After Stockton College Professor

Dr. Janice Joseph is a Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. Her name is attached to a new award recognizing minority and female scholars.

Absegami Students to Get Education on Financial Basics

Department of Banking and Insurance Commissioner Ken Kobylowski will teach students about financial basics Tuesday morning.

Top 20 High Schools In NJ: Atlantic, Cape May Counties Shut Out From Top Ranks

Patch has listed the top 20 schools listed on U.S. News and World Report's rankings of the top high schools in the nation

State Sen. President Participates in Stockton College Program This Week

Steve Sweeney participates in the college's Legislator in Residence program on Tuesday and Thursday.

Area Teams Converge on Stockton College for Math Competition

Nine high schools sent 48 students to compete in individual and team categories on Saturday.

Galloway School Districts Closed; Stockton College Opening Late

The speed limit on the Atlantic City Expressway has been reduced as salting takes place.

Defender of Guantanamo Bay Detainees to Join Justice Sandra Day O'Connor at Stockton College

Thomas Wilner will moderate O'Connor's presentation on March 24.

African American Heritage Museum Celebrates Black History Month With Galloway Township Middle School

The museum set up displays at the middle school on Friday.

School Districst to See Minimal Increases in State Aid in 2015

Each district will see an increase of less than half a percent.

Galloway Community Shows Strong Support for Middle School's Clothing Drive

The clothing drive brought in 21 thirty-five gallon bags, five large boxes of footwear and over 200 men's and women's outfits for donation.

Hughes Center Experts Available for Public Events

Experts are available for public speaking events.

Stockton a Capella Earns Honors at Competition

It earned the Best Vocal Percussion award at the International Competition of Collegiate a Capella for the second year in a row.

Galloway Superintendent Defends School Lunch Policy

On Friday, a parent claimed her child was being denied a hot meal at Smithville Elementary School.