Recently, I’ve been seeing some interesting tendencies happening on campus that I’d like to bring to people’s attention. We’re largely proclaimed as an open and accepting school, and for the most part I believe that’s true.
Posts published by “Julia Wierzbicki”
Sophomore mechi student. Avid reader and storyteller. Published under pen name J. L. Willow (www.jlwillow.com)
It’s no secret that college is a scary time in our lives. Between exams, work-load, and the looming threat of finding a job, it’s enough to make anyone shiver.
Over the weekend, I took a trip to Manhattan. Not very unusual for a Stevens student, but it was on this particular trip that I took a lot of public transportation.
Hopefully these tips will help you gain control over your time and overcome the beast that is procrastination.
A few weeks ago, I donated blood for the first time at the church on the edge of campus, St. Peter and Paul.
It’s no secret that happiness is in short supply. On the news, across social media, and virtually all around us, we’re bombarded with sadness and negativity.
If you ask any freshman who’s currently taking calculus how the homework is, they’ll probably mention a site called “Gradarius.” While the way to pronounce the name is debated among some students (some say grade-arius, others gruh-darius, or still others gra-doodle) there’s one common theme among opinions: it sucks.