This article has been really tough for me to write. Matthew Cunningham (Campus Liberal) and I usually try to write about something that’s related to current events.
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Alex Murtagh is a senior civil engineering major and has been a member of the Stute for four years. He is the former Outreach Chair, writes about university affairs, and conducts high-level interviews. Additionally, he previously wrote the campus conservative column. Aside from the Stute, Alex is also involved in Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, Chi Epsilon, the Civil Engineering Honor Society, and is the founder of the martial arts and self-defense club.
As a member of the Stevens College Republicans, I have had many opportunities throughout the year to attend different events around the NYC area.
Dean Jean Zu, along with three other faculty members, held a town hall for undergraduate students of the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science (SES) on Wednesday, Nov.
The middle class and the United States as a whole are (hopefully) going to finally receive the tax relief that they need.
The Academic and Curriculum Advancement Committee of the Student Government Association (SGA) is working to improve recitation classes in undergraduate mathematics courses.
At the beginning of the semester, I was so excited to switch my voter registration over to Hoboken so I could make an impact on local politics.
Although this issue is a few years old now, it is finally arriving at the Supreme Court. The way I see it, the issue boils down to a few main points: Do business owners have the right to refuse service for any reason, and if so why?
This past Saturday was freshman family weekend and, along with it, President Farvardin’s State of Stevens Address. The event served as a way for the parents of freshmen to get a better understanding of where their tuition money is going, and how well it’s being used.
On Oct. 1, 2017, 64-year-old Stephen Paddock opened fire on the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas, NV. The shooting left 58 people dead and an estimated 500 or more injured.
First off though, my heart goes out to all of those affected by the tragedy in Las Vegas.
There are two important aspects to consider from this incident: we do not yet have a motive for why this horrible atrocity was committed, and what made this guy blend in with the general population so he was not flagged by any of the intelligence agencies?