Students may have noticed new, shiny vending machines in various places over the Stevens campus, like Hayden and the third floor of Babbio Center.
Posts published by “Maryia Spirydonava”
The addition of bike lines to Washington Street has been a topic of interest amongst city residents since last year. A proposal to add lanes specifically for cyclists was approved but met with much debate, primarily on the argument that the main vessel of Washington does not have enough room for drivers and cyclists.
Following the recent SGA bylaw changes regarding festivals, students now have the opportunity to offer creative and interesting festival proposals via OrgSync.
How many students constantly complain about the different minute hassles about Stevens, such as Pierce food or the ratio? Well, if this is students’ idea of a fun pastime, then they might want to listen to “Stevens My Life Is You” (if they haven’t already), written by Stevens’ own Hart Welles.
Arcadia means “perfection,” and the play put on by the Stevens Dramatic Society, this past weekend from November 12–14, was a great attempt to reach perfection.
The Alpha Epsilon Delta pre-medical honor society invited chemistry, chemical biology, and biology students to meet their department heads this past Wednesday.
The Residence Life Committee held a Mascot Competition between the different residence halls of Stevens on Wednesday. Each hall was judged by their poster, a skit that would introduce the mascot to the public, and of course the mascot itself.
On Tuesday, September 15, Walker gym was flooded for the freshmen dodgeball tournament by a sea of blue, green, red, and black.
by Maryia Spirydonava and Melina Dallastella
Kaitlin Donohue, the recruitment coordinator for the College of Arts and Letters, works with marketing in order to encourage prospective students to apply to Stevens and makes sure current students know about the humanities program.
by Maryia Spirydonava and Melina Dallastella
Bobby Pelphrey, Assistant Director of the Writing and Communications Center, has over 15 years of experience helping students improve their writing skills, and has earned Master’s degrees in both English Composition and Secondary Education.