As you prepare for the madness of Halloween 2014, what better way to get into the Halloween sprit than playing some horror games?
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By Ally Doyle
There was an abundance of smiles, color, and cramps last Sunday, ushering in the first annual Color Run for the Stevens community.
How do you review a game like Super Smash Bros.? Almost everyone has played it, and most people either love the series or hate it, with very few falling in-between.
Jessie Carolina’s raspy, soulful voice weaved through the crowd as Italian sausage and Greek shish kebabs sizzled on the grills outside at the 21st Annual Hoboken Arts and Music Festival this past Sunday.
For most of us at Stevens, TechFest is a radical homecoming event in and of itself; students collaborate and reach out to artists to create a night to which students are genuinely looking forward.
In celebration of the Fall 2014 semester, Monday night August 25 marked the sixth annual Kick-off Fiesta in Walker Gym. Residence Life plastered posters on the walls of each hall, sent colorful flyers under the doors of every room, and even went as far as creating sidewalk chalk art on Whitpen Walk of peppers in sombreros in order to advertise effectively.
Monday April 21:
The official Re-launch of the Green Team
Hosted at 12:00 p.m. in EAS 229A, the Stevens Green Team announced its Official Re-launch, marking the start of Stevens Institute of Technology’s Earth Week with this meeting.
Representing the minorities on campus, Ethnic Student Council’s (ESC) most important event of the year stole attendees from other impressive events on campus including an Off Center event.
The Valentine’s Day of today is known as the ultimate time for many to celebrate the romance and love in their lives (and to others may serve as a morbid reminder of their solitude).
Valentine’s Day is upon us. As a select number of extremely vocal singles post on their Facebook walls their hatred of the holiday for reasons ranging from its extremely commercialized nature to the in-your-face public displays of affection by all our proudly non-single friends.