In July 2012, after being legally wed in Massachusetts, same-sex couple Charlie Craig and David Mullins visited Masterpiece Cakeshop in Denver, Colorado to order a custom wedding cake.
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Matthew Cunningham is majoring in Science and Technology Studies at Stevens. In the past four years, Matthew has reported over 150 articles on metro, university, and campus news; science features and commentary; opinion; and arts and culture features. During his time at the Stute, Matthew has served as a columnist, webmaster, managing editor, and editor-in-chief.
It has been a few years since Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop, presented his argument at the Colorado Court of Appeals.
Las Vegas is only the beginning of a long line of shootings. I predict that, in the near future, we’ll witness a far greater massacre that will impact more families, more children, and more Americans.
On Oct. 11, 2017, the Stevens Office of Student Affairs hosted the first “National Coming Out Day Campus Celebration” event. This year is the first year for Stevens to formally celebrate ‘National Coming Out Day,’ but this LGBTQ awareness day has existed nationally since 1988.
Last Thursday, the Stevens Board of Trustees announced that our values have a price tag. If a donation is high enough, then the Board is willing to name our buildings after just about anyone.
Last Friday, Sept. 29, an industrial building fire caused structural damage to the NJ-139 westbound ramp near the Holland Tunnel in Jersey City, closing three westbound lanes.
On Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017, Stevens Women in Computer Science (SWiCS) hosted its staple event “Coffee & Code.” Coffee & Code, a monthly event, is held at Bwé Kafe, a coffee shop on Washington Street in Hoboken.
For a few decades now, conservative students have claimed that they are a minority on college campuses. They’ve insisted that professors are more likely to be disproportionately liberal compared to the general population and that liberal thought permeates through every aspect of academic life.
Two weeks after the devastating Hurricane Irma, Puerto Rico was battered by another storm, Hurricane Maria. The storm’s 155 miles-per-hour winds spanned across the entire territory, prompting thousands to take refuge and wrecking an already-crushed island.
Any day now, Waymo, Tesla, and other worldwide car manufacturers will begin commercializing their self-driving cars. The anticipation couldn’t be more uncontainable for the wired public, which has, in the past decade, eagerly shifted everyday transportation options to a digital platform — Uber, Postmates, Lyft, etc.