The Indian Undergraduate Association (IUA) hosted International Snack Night to share the “street food” aspect of cultures around the world. In India, street food is present and a common remark is “let’s go try the street food.”
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Colleges Against Cancer partnered with Telogen Hair Salon in Hoboken to hold “Hair For Hope” on Oct. 3. It took place in Jacobus Lounge to encourage girls to donate their hair.
The Pinnacle Scholars Program’s summer stipend alone costs roughly $1,955,000 per year.
That number is an extremely rough estimate, based solely on the number of Pinnacle Scholars and the value of the stipend, but it provides some insight into the overall cost of the Pinnacle Scholars Program.
Last Thursday, Sept. 27, all of the freshman dorms, including Castle Point Hall, Humphreys, Jonas, Palmer, Hayden, and Davis, participated in the annual freshman dodgeball tournament in Walker Gym.
The Stevens Italian Club hosted its first Gelato Festival on Babbio Patio from 3 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 27.
Active Minds hosted Send Silence Packing last Friday on Palmer Lawn. The event was a traveling exhibit that illustrated the number of college students committing suicide using backpacks.
This week was popping with ethnic student organizations’ events on campus. The Ethnic Student Council (ESC) kicked off the week on Monday with their Chip & Dip.
With 14 days remaining until TechFest, the question on many students’ minds is: who is this year’s headlining performer?
Now confirmed by Greg Klesaris, President of the Entertainment Committee (EC) since 2015 and David Baldyga, incoming President of EC, T-Pain will be headlining TechFest on April 20, 2018.
Several exhibit rooms in the Samuel C. Williams Library were opened for viewing during the annual Behind the Books on Wednesday evening, co-hosted by the Honor Board and Gear and Triangle.
To reward those men and women who have been especially prominent in undergraduate activities at the college, the organization named Khoda has taken in twelve students from the Class of 2018.