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Posts published by “Josephine Choong”

American woodcocks shimmy their way to Bryant Park

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.

Tillie appointed new Dean of Students with 120% approval rate

Due to the previous dean’s sudden disappearance, Tillie was appointed Dean of Students. Tillie had an extensive history of being cute, being cute, being cute, and being cute, which made her the perfect candidate for the role. 

Not touching grass leads to cancer

In 1987, Snevets’ founder famously gave a speech about the benefits of not touching grass, claiming that grass was a disgrace to everything they stood for.

The ethical implications of ChatGPT as a therapist

Imagine an on-demand therapist designed to relieve your mental health needs without the stress of booking an appointment. That’s why some rely on AI as their therapist.

The women who shaped the future of Stevens

While Stevens was founded in 1870, it took more than a hundred years for women to be admitted into the undergraduate program in 1971.

Hudson Tunnel Project resumes after federal funds released

While federal funding for the Hudson Tunnel Project, which aimed to increase train service between New Jersey and New York, was initially halted in October 2025, a recent lawsuit ruled in favor of the project.

Igor Pikovski awarded $1.3 million grant for graviton detection

The two pillars of modern physics, quantum theory and Einstein’s theory of general relativity, seem incompatible with each other. For those pillars to align, gravity would have to obey quantum physics and be mediated by particles known as gravitons.