There has been a recent shift of attention in the fashion industry towards the concept of sustainable fashion. With efforts being put in already by existing companies, or start-ups dedicated to producing only sustainable clothing, the choices being made by the producers of clothing are slowly starting to shift their manufacturing methods.
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By Evan Papageorge, President of the Stevens Institute of Technology Historical Society
Many often see history as an uninteresting subject in school, memorizing dates and writing about people who have been dead for hundreds of years.
“Take Your Professor Out” (TYPO) is the newest initiative of the Student Government Association (SGA) which aims at bettering student-faculty relationships.
In recent months, the United States House of Representatives has been in a state of turmoil: turmoil over the budget, turmoil over the speaker, and turmoil over the issue that is foreign aid.
Just a week ago, I attended the 100 days ‘til graduation event, where all graduating seniors were invited to come together to celebrate the real beginning of the end.
Amid our current regime of high inflation and volatile prices, the technology sector has emerged as the primary driver of massive returns of capital and innovation.
The Undergraduate Class of 2023 Career Outcomes Report, unveiled recently, is a robust testament to Stevens’ stature as a premier research university, distinguished by its tech-centric curriculum.
Every year, millions of Americans await one of the largest televised sporting events: the Super Bowl. This year, the Kansas City Chiefs won in an intense game against the San Francisco 49ers.
The National Weather Service predicted that Hudson County would face up to four to six inches of snow as well as 40-mile-per-hour winds on Tuesday, February 13.
In a paper published in Science on February 1, 2024, researchers at New York University report that AI can use the fragmented experiences of a child to discern pieces of information about the world around it, such as learning there is something called a crib, or matching words to images in a book.