In March 2020, the pandemic provided a major obstacle for Stevens’ study abroad programs. In an interview with Susan Rachouh, Director of International Programs at Stevens, Rachouh stated that “students were recommended to come home” from their respective countries once travel restrictions were beginning to be placed.
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The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon follows four different narrators in the divided world of East and West.
As a new semester begins, and a new Student Government Association (SGA) Cabinet takes over, students begin work on new initiatives.
This article was written by Stephanie Searing and Jay Thakkar.
The newly elected Student Government Association (SGA) President Gabriella Poska and Vice President of Operations (VPO) Paulina Georgoutsos have appointed their Cabinet members.
This article was written by Stephanie Searing and Trevor Dameika.
On December 2, the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted a Town Hall in which the incoming SGA President, Gab Poska, and Vice President of Operations (VPO), Paulina Georgoutsos, answered questions about the SGA and its trajectory.
Anna is perfectly happy in Atlanta; she has a loyal best friend and a crush who is just starting to like her back.
In 1947 during the aftermath of World War II, American girl Charlie St. Clair is pregnant, unmarried, and about to be thrown out of her family.
To give you a scare for this spooky weekend, here lies Pet Sematary by Stephen King. Dr. Louis Creed takes a new job in Ludlow, Maine, and moves with his family.
On his first day of work, Cormac Reilly was sent out on a domestic disturbance call, only to find the body of Hilaria Blake in her rotting house, leaving behind her two kids, Jack Blake and Maude Blake.
We have all heard the legend of Achilles, but The Song Of Achilles allows us to dive into his story and discover details we never knew.