There is perhaps no animal known to humankind to be more precious and cute than Sepia officinalis. a.k.a. Cuttlefish!
Posts published by “Matthew Cunningham”
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.
Hoboken City Council postponed a vote at the Wednesday meeting on a zoning ordinance that could encourage new businesses and development on street corners in Hoboken’s residential neighborhoods.
Read newly elected Editor in Chief Matthew Chunningham's first Editorial.
After having been first identified last December as a minor epidemic in Wuhan, China, the novel coronavirus—or COVID-19, as it’s known to scientists—has since sickened more than 92,700 people and killed around 3,000.
Two days ago, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Christophe Pierre announced in a campus-wide email that the evolving situation with the novel coronavirus, which causes the disease known as COVID-19, has led Stevens to suspend all summer study abroad programs.
If there were an active shooter on campus, how would you find out? Facebook? A group message? Simply pray that you won’t need to find out?
From the desk of the Hoboken mayor to the halls of Congress, government officials across the board are chiming in with their congratulations for Stevens Institute of Technology’s 150th anniversary.
Last week, Stevens President Nariman Farvardin released an update of progress on the goals found in the 10-year strategic plan. These updates, which are published online for the public annually, give tremendous and comprehensive insights into the affairs of Stevens, ranging from undergraduate life to internal operations.
These days, nobody knows what’s real or fake, and the list of dubiety continues to grow each day: fake news, alternative facts, and now… Stevens?
It was 6:15 a.m. on November 26 when a first-year student, whose identity has been withheld for privacy reasons, collected various forms of firecrackers, threw them in a half-full trashcan in the laundry room of Humphreys Hall, and lit them on fire.