Learn to navigate Hoboken
Hoboken is very easy to navigate once you know how the streets work. In just a few weeks, you can know exactly where anything is located with just the address.
Hoboken is very easy to navigate once you know how the streets work. In just a few weeks, you can know exactly where anything is located with just the address.
So that’s it, then. This is my last column.
It is very special for me to have the opportunity to congratulate all of our graduating Stuters.
Throughout the years of going through high school, graduating, and starting college, I've learned to trust the process.
If you were on campus last Friday, you might have noticed seniors walking around campus, sporting their best professional attire. If you were curious about why these dressed up seniors were walking into Walker, Canavan, and other campus buildings, and if you went to investigate for yourself, you would have seen hundreds of students regaling each other with their scientific discoveries.
It is almost that time of the year, Stevens! Commencement is right around the corner, and this year will mark Stevens Institute of Technology’s 147th Commencement Ceremony.
On Wednesday, members of the student body, faculty, and staff cheered on the graduating seniors as they processed down from Walker Gym to Babbio Patio, in a tradition the school started last year called “The Wittpenn Walk.”
To our graduating seniors — congratulations!
Finally, in just days, years and years of hard work will soon become immortalized on a piece of paper titled your Undergraduate Diploma.
On Friday, May 3, 10 senior design teams took the stage in DeBaun Auditorium to perform in the Ansary Entrepreneurship Competition.
On the first floor of the Samuel C. Williams Library, sitting on two vintage chairs at the back of the Mary Stuart Stevens Baird room, two staff members looked at each other with excitement as they told stories about Stevens’ history.