50th in Flight - Mural Gallery

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Free to Be Childcare Center provided childcare for Stockton employees and students and offered hands-on learning opportunities for Education students, until the facility closed in 2020
Lake Fred seen in 1978
Stockton has served as a place for the community to connect, learn, and grow, like these children at a summer camp
A graduate with his proud family
A student gets some career advice at the Career Fair, 1970s
The main room of the Holocaust Resource Center was renamed in honor of its director of more than 30 years, Gail Rosenthal, pictured here.
A game of volleyball livens up a picnic, 1977
The Men's Soccer team clinched the NCAA Championship in 2001
Children learn the value of recycling at Free to Be, 1991
Graduate commencement ceremony, 2009
All smiles for Commencement, 2009
Stockton honors veterans and military members annually on Veterans Day, like in this ceremony in front of the Campus Center
Flags for each of the Schools greet visitors entering the Main Academic Spine outside K Wing
Stockton's Nursing program houses dedicated classroom and clinical-like spaces at Stockton's Manahawkin location
Students learn choreography in the dance studio, 1999
Stockton debuted a new alma mater in 2015, "Ospreys on Parade," with music by Bud Noble, lyrics by Stephen Dunn and adapted by Joe Sramaty
Students cheer at the 2016 HERO Games
Before the Campus Center was built, the College Center occupied part of the main academic spine, 1977
Robert Smith Mill Seat letter
A snowy view of campus in the 1980s
This banner highlights one of the institution's previous names, the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
A look down on the crowd in the Campus Center Grand Hall during the 2018 Lines on the Pines
School spirit can be seen in a range of spaces, including the back of cars
George Winston
The gazebo outside Housing 4 is a popular meeting place to catch up with friends (2009)
Members of the Graphics staff watch the procession of Harvey Kesselman's presidential inauguration, 2015
Los Latinos Unidos members get the crowd at Latinx Visitation Day excited to see Stockton
Members of Delta Phi Epsilon at the 2016 Get Involved Fair
The Residential Building at 番茄社区app Atlantic City offers breathtaking views, pictured here in 2019
The lobby of the Performing Arts Center in 2007
Students find friendship, service and philanthropy in the fraternities and sororities that make up Greek Life at Stockton, pictured here in 2016
Purchasing text books before classes start has been a tradition throughout Stockton's 50 years. This shot is from the bookstore in the 1970s
A fraternity stepping, a form of communication and storytelling, in the Sports Center
Smiling faces among a group of students in the 1990s
A small reptile gets a workout on in an animal lab
This notebook cover from the Bookstore in 2009 features common phrases used across New Jersey's Green University's campus
A sign at Homecoming Weekend 2001 reinforces the patriotism and unity spurred by the terrorist attacks of September 11th
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced students to social distance, professors took advantage of Stockton's outdoor learning spaces and moved classes outside, like this class at the Stockton Farm in 2020
The F Wing gallery is a popular spot to meet between classes, seen here in 2009
The path around Lake Fred looks great in all seasons, including the winter when covered in snow
WLFR provides students the chance to create their own radio show, share their favorite music, and collaborate with others (1980s)
Students protest student debt with a staged funeral outside the Campus Center, 2017
The Holocaust Rescuers Exhibit in the Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center tells the story of non-Jewish families who risked their lives to protect Jews during the Holocaust in Amsterdam. The exhibition was funded by a generous gift from Leo S. and Katherine M. Ullman, pictured (left) with Hank and Kathy Ullman
Canteen Corp Food Service President visits Stockton
Students wait for entrance testing in B Wing, 1977
The spray, located across the roadway from the beginnings of the main campus in Galloway, acted as an onsite treatment plant for wastewater before access to a regional sewerline was available, 1973
First-year student housing (Housing 2 & 3) pictured in 1981
Stockton celebrated the groundbreaking of its geothermal well field in 1993
Books are sorted before being shared worldwide via Books Without Borders during an MLK Day of Service
A peak inside a dance class in 2009
Students in an engineering class in a computer lab, 2018
Stockton's mascot Talon cheers on the Men's Basketball team in the original school colors of black and red
The baseball team circa 1970s
New ospreys were greeted with smiling faces at Nest Fest, an overnight orientation for new students, 2021
Osprey fans gave the Men's Basketball team a proper send off as they left for the Sweet Sixteen tournament in 2022
An architect's rendering of Phase II of the Atlantic City campus, a new residence hall, scheduled to open Fall 2023.
This map details the families who owned the property in Galloway that now makes up the Stockton campus
A 1968 brochure urges NJ voters to support bonds to support higher education infrastructure in the state
Students in Greek Life help prepare meals to be donated as part of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
Railroad tracks from Bialystok, Poland, a central point in the network of rail lines that moved Holocaust victims to concentration camps, make up the powerful design of the entrance to the Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center, located on the second floor of the Richard E. Bjork Library in Galloway. The tracks were installed in 2009.
A men's soccer match against New Jersey City University
Professor takes his students outside the classroom
A long-standing tradition is the Freshman Convocation, when new students read a common piece of work and hear from someone associated with that work, pictured here in 2016