Fall on campus would remain incomplete without some form of festivities, and the Entertainment Committee (EC) delivered just that with their Fall Fling event.
Posts published by “Tanya Avadia”
Tanya is a 3/4 Business & Technology major who has been involved in the Stute since her first year. She has served as the Business Manager for two consecutive terms. Currently she is a Staff Writer and an Opinion Columnist for the Girl-ish Talk column.
Studying abroad has become a staple of the American college experience, and Stevens is working towards increasing the number of international opportunities for students.
The act of comparing yourself to others is a natural trait that everyone, to some extent, participates in. However, like with most things, if you engage in this behavior too much it could be very detrimental to your mental well-being.
In an aged city like Hoboken, repairs are necessary in order to keep infrastructure up and running, and the current set of repairs revolve around the water main replacement.
When most people see him, they see nothing more than a pumpkin with a carved face. What most people who do see him do not know is that he hates this.
Most students have encountered the famous “a2 + b2 = c2” equation at some point during their academic journeys.
The Pinnacle Scholars Program is something that is rooted in high secrecy for reasons unknown to students. While everyone at Stevens is, to some extent, familiar with this program, the inner workings of Pinnacle are fairly undisclosed to students not part of it.
When thinking about going to the beach most people’s concerns center around drowning or sharks, but unfortunately, due to global warming, there is the new and increasingly prominent threat of bacterial infection.
Placozoans might just have the blueprint for our nervous system. A team of researchers have made this riveting discovery in which they found that neuron-like cells exist within these creatures and those cells could be the basis for the neuron cells that make up the nervous systems of more complex beings such as humans today.
In a university-wide email sent on September 12, 2023 by the Vice Provost for Academic Innovation and Faculty Affairs David Zheng, Stevens informed both students and faculty alike that recordings for students who missed classes will no longer be provided.