The story of Frankenstein was truly a masterpiece of fiction for its time, which is especially impressive considering Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein, wrote the first draft of her novel at only 18 years old.
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Maya Meents is a Sophomore at Stevens Institute of Technology, studying Civil Engineering and Mathematics, and a contributor to The Stute. Along side being a writer for the Stute, she is in a constant effort to try new things and explore all that there is to her university and the world.
On September 24, 2025, the Stevens Undergraduate Student Life office hosted a short seminar on the basics of investing: What it is, why someone should take interest in it, some basic terminology associated with investing, and why investing may be a better option for some people to reach certain financial goals.
When people talk about asking for help, the advice often feels predictable: be polite, be clear about what you need, and be grateful for whatever assistance you receive.
The year 2025 marks the 200th anniversary of Colonel John Stevens building and testing the first steam locomotive in America, right here in Hoboken, giving himself the name of the father of American railroads.
In today’s society, fashion is more than just clothing– it’s a reflection of identity, status, and access. But what happens when an entire industry built on trends and rapid turnover defines who gets to participate in that expression?
On April 16, Stevens hosted its first ever Global Lecture, called “Unlocking Your Potential as a Global Citizen: We as One, Stepping into the World,” an event designed to spark conversation around international identity and global interconnectedness.