“Growing up, I was always around music; my father was a musician, I started playing guitar at 8, and I’ve been on a musical journey ever since,” said Jack Skuller, a freshman at Stevens who also happens to be a successful musician.
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Anyone who has worked at Stevens has had to deal with the struggle of logging hours and making sure they get their pay check at the end of the week.
Students passing by Palmer Lawn this past Wednesday afternoon would have encountered quite the site: loud music, a huge blow-up duck, and students tossing colored chalk into each other’s faces.
Napoli’s Pizza is one of the restaurants in an area of uptown Hoboken I don’t normally frequent around dinner time. Along Washington Street in the area of 11th and 12th, I’ll go to Schnackenberg’s for breakfast, Biancomano’s for lunch, or Giorgio’s Bakery if my sweet tooth needs sating.
Personally, I don’t like to exaggerate negative aspects of specific video games I cover in my article. From Destiny to DotA, despite the fact that I find flaws in many of the games I write about, I like to highlight what’s innovative and exhilarating about each of the games, what makes me enjoy them, and analyze trends in industry.
By now, you’ve probably heard of the new startup Meerkat from news headlines or friends. But you may not know exactly what Meerkat is, and what makes the month-old startup interesting.
The Stevens community enjoyed the coming warm weather with gelato, Italy’s version of ice cream on Thursday, March 12. The Stevens Italian Club served a countless amount of flavors in Jacobus Lounge.
Last week, the newly formed Stevens chapter of Habitat for Humanity went to the town of Monck’s Corner, South Carolina, just outside Charleston, for community service.
Obviously, the primary concern of any college should be the conditions for students. Earlier in the semester, I wrote an article about student-centricity at Stevens after attending Pancakes with the President.
Years ago I was blathering to a science-writing class at Columbia Journalism School about the complexities of covering psychiatric drugs when a student raised his hand.