ATLANTIC CITY – Stockton University’s Office of Graduate Studies is offering two new graduate programs that blend science with business. The two new programs, which begin in the fall, are designed to enhance the skills of working professionals in the health care and environmental fields. The new specialized Master of Read more…
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP – Stockton University will move all instruction online for the remainder of the spring semester. Students were notified Thursday that following state and federal guidelines to stem the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, Stockton will not hold in-person classes at any of its campuses or instructional sites for Read more…
As of noon, March 19, AtlantiCare enhanced visitor restrictions that had already prohibited nearly all hospital visitors. These include that trauma and emergency patients can only have visitors or support persons if they have severe emergencies. No hospital visitors will be allowed until further notice, with the limited exceptions of: Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – AtlantiCare has adopted the New Jersey Hospital Association’s voluntary guidelines prohibiting nearly all hospital visitors as of noon Sunday, March 15 to protect patients, visitors and staff at its hospital campuses in Galloway and Atlantic City, and its satellite emergency department in Hammonton. “We have made this Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – Stockton University and the Atlantic City Development Corporation have announced plans to proceed with Phase II construction at Stockton University Atlantic City. A new student residence hall will be constructed in the university district, at the site of the Eldredge Building at Atlantic and South Providence avenues, Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – If you didn’t get the chance to enjoy as many restaurants as you wanted this past week during Atlantic City Restaurant Week, here’s some great news: 41 of the participating restaurants are extending their special value-priced menus. Sponsored by the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority, the 12th annual Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – 48 Blocks, a community-based arts program, is calling all knitters or crocheters to participate in a large-scale “yarn bombing” project to be held this summer in O’Donnell Memorial Park. Some call yarn bombing a “sweeter and kinder” type of graffiti because it is an uplifting sight and Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – In honor and celebration of Black History Month and Women’s Month, Cooper Levenson arranged for a preview of “HERstory,” the newest exhibit at the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey. On display from March 5 to June 28, the exhibit focuses on the profiles of African Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – The 2020 Hercules Tires MAAC Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships will be played at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall today through March 14, but the hoops action is just the tip of the iceberg. The MAAC will provide a wide variety of entertainment options for fans attending the Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – Nominations for the 23rd annual Atlantic City Host Awards are being accepted through Friday, March 20. The Atlantic City Host Awards honor employees in the tourism and hospitality industry who go above and beyond expectations to enrich the experience of Atlantic City visitors. Management personnel may nominate Read more…