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Posts published in “Year: 2024

Unconventional artists: reimagining seasonal imagery

In 1948, Salvador Dali partnered with Hallmark to paint a Christmas card, a drastic deviation from his distinct surrealist style which has captivated onlookers for decades.

EC hosts the 10th annual Winter Wonderland

Courtesy of EC (Shot by Jeff Vock)

The Entertainment Committee (EC) hosted the 10th annual Winter Wonderland event on December 4 drawing over 600 students in attendance.

Biden pardons Biden

On December 1, President Joseph Biden issued a wide-ranging pardon to his son, Hunter Biden, reversing an earlier pledge not to intervene on his son’s behalf.

FAFSA comes back repaired, pending spring stress test

The Department of Education (DOE) has launched an overhauled Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) system, aiming to fix last year’s disastrous rollout with a streamlined form and faster processing.

Word of the Year: The bizarre nature of brain rot

2024 was an interesting year, especially with all of the new slang. From “demure” to “lore,” many words have gained new cultural meanings because of the internet.

2024: A “Peach Fuzz” year

PANTONE, known for its standardized color matching system, annually announces one color to be the “Color of the Year.” With the year coming to an end, it’s time to reflect upon this year’s color: Peach Fuzz (PANTONE 13-1023).

Students for Justice in Palestine holds on-campus demonstration

On November 11, Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), a new Stevens student organization unaffiliated with the national group, held a demonstration on Schaefer Lawn. This marked the first demonstration of Palestinian issues in the university's history. The event was organized in coordination with campus administration to ensure a safe and respectful environment, and it drew a substantial turnout, surprising both organizers and administration.