Stockton University in Hammonton at Kramer Hall

06/15/2026

👀 See anyone familiar at Downtown Hammonton’s Food Truck Fest this weekend? Our very own Director Christina Birchler may have checked your ID or stamped your hand after setting up on Saturday! 😎 Who went to the festival?!

05/27/2026

We were so happy that Stockton University Admissions was able to attend Hammonton Hammonton High School's Family Game Night on our behalf! What an awesome event!♟️🎲

05/27/2026

Don’t worry, Ospreys! They ate! 💅💙 There are many options in .hammonton. 🍽️🤤 Be sure to check out some of these amazing restaurants this summer! ☀️🦅

05/20/2026

See you June 11! 😎 🌞

📣 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 📣

We are excited to announce Business is Great When We Gather Downtown - our Summer Alumni Networking Mixer coming to the heart of Hammonton this June!

Join fellow Osprey alumni, faculty, and friends for an evening of networking, reconnecting, and celebrating the strength of our School of Business community at Kramer Hall. Whether you’re looking to catch up with classmates, make new professional connections, or simply enjoy a summer evening downtown, we’d love to see you there!

📅 Thursday, June 11, 2026
⏰ 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.
📍 Kramer Hall
🥤 Light refreshments provided

We can’t wait to gather downtown with our amazing alumni community!

https://www.givecampus.com/schools/StocktonUniversity/events/business-is-great-when-we-gather-downtown

05/15/2026

👀 See anyone familiar on Stockton’s Flickr? We did! Congratulations to our MA in Counseling and MS in Data Science & Strategic Analytics graduates this semester! 🎓 Best of luck, and we can’t wait to see what you accomplish in the future. 💙🦅

05/14/2026

Students from Hammonton High School joined adult learners in the same classroom for a Stockton University SILL (Stockton Institute for Lifelong Learning) course at Kramer Hall titled “Politics Before TikTok: 19th Century Political Cartoons and Media Messaging.”

The three-week intergenerational class, taught by Dr. Jess Bonnan-White, brought together students and lifelong learners to explore how political cartoons shaped public opinion in the 19th century and sparked some great conversations along the way.

Congratulations to HHS students who completed the course and received certificates of participation.

A special thank you to the members of the Historical Society of Hammonton Executive Board for funding scholarships that allowed the students to participate in this unique learning opportunity, and to HSH Trustee Debb White for helping initiate and organize the project.