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.
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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.
Every year, Stevens hosts the Innovation Expo, giving seniors an opportunity to present their Senior Design Projects, a culmination of years of hard work, innovation, and learning.
From April 20 to 24, Stevens hosted the second annual undergraduate research week. Iterating on feedback from last year, the week was filled with meaningful events designed for students to network, learn from each other, and strengthen community bonds.
As New Jersey prepares to host the rapidly approaching FIFA World Cup, numerous concerns were raised about the nearby housing options for the grand event.
Every April, hundreds of people flock to Bryant Park in search of the wacky American woodcocks. These hallmarks of spring migration captivated the world not just with their quirky appearances but with their tendency to shimmy throughout the park.