The Climate Clock, revealed in September 2020, is a public art installation, measuring over 80 feet in width, displaying the time left to prevent the irreversible damages of global warming.
Posts published in “Features”
In today’s society, fashion is more than just clothing– it’s a reflection of identity, status, and access. But what happens when an entire industry built on trends and rapid turnover defines who gets to participate in that expression?
Hey there! I’m the Environmental Protection Agency, but you can call me EPA. I was born in December 1970, which makes me a Capricorn: practical, persistent, and fiercely protective (especially when it comes to the planet).
On March 10, the Trump administration carried out sweeping layoffs at the Department of Education (DOE), cutting nearly half of its workforce.
Amnesty International is a global organization that focuses on human rights and social justice, with many chapters at universities and high schools, and here at Stevens, they have been continuing this line of work.
As you walked into Samuel C. Williams library, you may have noticed colorful art decorating the whiteboard or a spinner full of popular and new books.
When you’re just starting college, where you live will have an impact on your overall experience. Here is my ranking of Stevens’ primary residence halls, the pros and cons of each, and some commentary for incoming freshmen.
We have all heard the stigma around business students and their easy classes and coloring pages for homework every night. As a business student at Stevens, more specifically an Accounting and Analytics major, that stereotype could not be further from the truth.
Muslim students at Stevens have long faced challenges in balancing their faith and academics due to a lack of community, resources, and accommodations.