Happy end of the year! This is the last article of my column, and boy, has this been an experience. To be honest, most of my ideas for this column came on Sunday afternoons, hours before my drafts were due, but what can I say?
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With finals season just around the corner, a Stevens student must be willing to sacrifice any will to live. The Registrar has no mercy — a three-hour test slot could strike at any inconvenient time so good luck if you have any mandatory life events coming up.
I am ever so proud to be a Snevets student, as our very lively atmosphere, social scene, and school spirit are always bolstering my pride!
Although many of us reside on campus, most upperclassmen live in the oh so splendid Hoboken. The cost of living in Hoboken is 60% higher than the national average, and it is quickly becoming one of the most sought after areas to live in the United States.
Each and every one of the buildings on the Stevens campus has its positives and negatives. Whether it’s the sparkling towers or the crusty old Edwin A.
To Stanley or to Owala, that is the question. In a never-ending riptide of consumerism, one is faced with a difficult choice: will I cave in and buy the water bottle that is trendy this month?
As the semester comes to a slow and painful close, it may feel impossible to enjoy the holiday atmosphere of Hoboken and New York City.
Since Stevens is located in the cuisine-oriented city of Hoboken, there are tons of restaurants to dine at and experience. Every student has their own favorites and least favorites, and a variety of food bloggers review Hoboken restaurants.
With spring registration coming up fast, many first and second-year students are faced with an important question: Should I change my major?
Red flags are easier to sense when people are overtly sexist. However, in this day and age, many people are not overtly sexist due to fear of being canceled.