When I was younger, I used to take fine art classes in which I would learn how to use oil paints, water colors, charcoal, and clay.
Posts published in “Year: 2024”
Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami is prolific in the art of intimate narration and a cast of dreamy, almost off-beat characters on the cusp of adulthood.
Claire:
I felt that this question was appropriate since both me and Ethan were sick recently so we both have some fresh experience feeling under the weather.
Welcome back to the Spring semester! While the Stevens student body has been on break for the past month, The Stute has been diligently working behind the scenes in preparation for this semester.
In the heart of Lower Manhattan stands a beacon of history and culture, the Alexander Hamilton Customs House, an architectural masterpiece that serves as the cornerstone for the Museum of the American Indian.
In the last week of Fall 2023 classes, I attended a workshop-style conference titled “Mathematical Opportunities in Digital Twins,” abbreviated MATH-DT, and co-organized by my PhD advisor, Professor Kathrin Smetana.
Often, I’ve been told that I am a plethora of (mostly useless) information when it comes to some (sometimes useful) things.
Is it just me, or did Zoom not exist until late 2020? This video conferencing platform has risen in popularity as the need for online meetings demands a universal platform.
Today, at Off The Press, we decided to get a little multicultural and dive into underrated folktales from other countries. And here is one of the most famous folktales from India!
It was this time three years ago that we were coming back from winter break in my first year at Stevens.