Hoboken currently has no regulations for short-term rentals. However, because of a recent assault occurring outside a rental property, Hoboken is looking to tighten its oversight and introduce new ordinances regarding short-term rentals.
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They say that sleep is a free trial of death, which is why I don’t sleep. At least, that’s the reason I tell myself.
Instead of working on a homework assignment due in two minutes or studying for an exam worth 40% of your grade, you may be scrolling through Instagram reels on your phone.
On Friday, October 16, the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS) hosted an event dubbed “Creating Moments that Move People – Global Concert Touring with Luke Magette (Stevens ’24),” where an alumni guest speaker spoke about his experience at TAIT Towers, a global company that provides services for live entertainment experiences for large-scale audiences, and the design behind concert productions.
For Dr. William Querido, his day doesn’t begin with reviewing lesson plans or preparing research papers. It starts with taking care of his two beloved dogs and a cup of Brazilian coffee.
Whether it’s your first time or your fourth, there’s always something to do in Hoboken to celebrate the autumn season. From admiring the fall foliage, enjoying the seasonal pumpkin drinks, or watching a zombie opera, there’s something for everyone!
New Jersey has never had a proper bus rapid transit (BRT) service. Despite its benefits, like a faster ride compared to a regular bus, its numerous proposals have been stalled.
Recently, the Hoboken Italian Festival celebrated its 100th anniversary from September 10 to 13. Hosted in honor of Madonna Dei Martiri, the weekend was dedicated to commemorating Italian culture while spotlighting many of Hoboken’s local businesses.
Summer may be over, but the Stevens Field Hockey team is already firing up to a fantastic start. With wins against York College of Pennsylvania and Widener University, it’s already shaping up to be an exciting season!
High school is weird, but college is even weirder. It represents a peculiar time between your teenage and adult years where you aren’t expected to know everything, but you are expected to be a bit more responsible than before.