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Posts published by “Evan Papageorge”

What makes Halloween music so spooky?

Halloween is the season of eerie melodies that send chills down your spine, from the haunting notes of “Thriller” to the oddities of shows like The Nightmare Before Christmas.

A guide to making an autism-friendly Halloween

Halloween is a fantastic holiday with costumes, candy, and a month of spooky movies. To celebrate Halloween in our exploration to unmask the mysteries of autism, we will explore how communities can create more inclusive experiences for autistic individuals.

Need help making a decision? Ask someone with autism!

As I was trying to figure out a possible topic for this week’s article, I faced a situation where I needed to explain if I could be an unbiased voter in a situation of personal involvement, which I said, “of course,” with a little “go autism” at the end — which understandably raised questions.

SES announces conference funding for interdisciplinary RSOs

The Schaefer School of Engineering and Science (SES) recently launched a new initiative for undergraduates (UG), the “SES UG Student Group Conference Travel Fund,” designed to support interdisciplinary Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) in attending conferences.

The transitions of autumn for autism

Autumn is a fantastic time of year. For starters, you can go outside without getting hot and sweaty, but you can also wear sweaters (sweater weather is stunning).

Stevens hosts international forum to enhance STEM education between Africa and the U.S.

The second annual Africa-U.S. Presidential Forum, hosted on Castle Point in the University Center Complex’s TechFlex for the first time (the event was last held at Rutgers University) in collaboration with the Nekotech Center of Excellence, brought together leaders from across the African continent, technical experts, and state officials for a day dedicated to advancing educational opportunities in STEM for African students.

Nostalgia — the trap and blessing of your memory

As the fall begins to turn the trees red, bring out the sweaters from deep in the closet, and unleash the pumpkin-apple-cidery monsters into the shops and bakeries, it is a time filled with nostalgia.