Unless you have been living under a rock, I am sure you have heard of the Bardot look-alike it-girl that is Sabrina Carpenter.
Posts published in “Year: 2024”
This year, the Olympic Games took place in Paris, France, where athletes from 184 countries competed over a two-week period from July 26 to August 11.
As tropical storm Debby neared flood-prone Hoboken, many residents rushed to prepare for the upcoming storm. However, during the week of August 6, construction on Park Avenue accidentally paved over a number of storm drains, leaving residents worried.
Many companies have had to make dramatic shifts or shut down because of COVID-19 and the state-owned New Jersey Transit Corporation is facing its own financial difficulties.
Exciting changes are coming to Stevens Dining this semester! The recent announcements detailed a revamp of the UCC marketplace, updated dining hours, and the creation of new sustainability programs.
Those who have walked by the entrance to Walker Gymnasium in the past year have made note of the construction scaffolding that seemingly never goes away.
With the start of the new semester and the welcome of the newest ducks to the flock, the university is excited to announce the launch of the First Year Experience (FYE) course.
What makes a scholar stand out in today’s competitive admissions process? The Lawrence T. Babbio ’66 Pinnacle Scholars Program for high-achieving undergraduate students has transitioned to a new selection process, which raises questions about what it truly means to be a scholar.
This question tends to come up a lot at the end of college; I’ve even been asking myself if there’s anything I should have done differently, and the answer is always the same: absolutely not!
Journalistic writing has always been important to me, and I’m so grateful for being able to express myself in the Stute throughout my time here.