Posts published in “Features”

Stevens Dining dedicates its Nutrition Services to “[broadening] the college community’s knowledge of health and nutrition, while expanding palates and improving food choices.”

In the dynamic world of dorm life at Stevens, remember that your keys to success extend beyond the physical key to your room.

Imagine you could go back in time to talk with yourself from high school. What would you tell your younger self about college from your current experiences?

College can be overwhelming for many, but Stevens offers multiple resources to ensure the safety and enjoyment for all students on campus, and to help ease the transition for first-year students. 

In an interview with The Stute, Student Government Association’s (SGA) Vice President of Finance Kevin Pfundstein, a second year Accounting and Data Analytics major, demystified how the SGA funds various clubs and organizations on campus.

The Stute recently had the privilege of attending the Reflections of the Asian American Experience event, facilitated by the Assistant Director of Counseling, Dr.

According to the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, “APIDA Heritage Month recognizes and celebrates the cultures, contributions, and traditions of Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi Americans [APIDA].

Even though Stevens is primarily a tech-focused school, there is still a profound love for the arts. There are many organizations on campus that deal with the display of the arts and every student has the opportunity to see first-hand the amazing performances put together by their peers.

Among the many groups of talented musicians here at Stevens, one that must not be forgotten is the Stevens Orchestra. As one of the main ensembles of the DeBaun Performing Arts Center, the orchestra offers an opportunity for students to participate and play in a classical setting, regardless of their skill level, instrument, or musical preference.