Picture yourself sword fighting your friend in a duel, surrounded by a Renaissance Faire. Now relaxing on a beach with tropical drinks.
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Two weeks ago in Canavan Arena, the Ethnic Student Council (ESC) continued a wonderful tradition on campus — Unity Showcase. This year, the theme was “Our Beginnings,” highlighting the cultural roots of Stevens’ cultural organizations.
Due to the construction of the University Towers, many things have been moving around at Stevens. In The Stute‘s last issue of the Fall 2018 semester, there was a profile on the long history of Jacobus Hall.
The American Chemical Society (ACS) and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers hosted Mole-o-Ween, a night filled with magnetic slime, blood-like paintings, pumpkin painting, treats, and giveaways.
DeBaun celebrated and reminisced over its twenty-year history.
Across campus, students at Stevens turned to various social outlets — Facebook, Instagram, Slack — to discuss an article recently published in The Stute, which detailed the general financial conduct of the university in 2016.
Amnesty International held a visual activism installation and guest speaker panel on the gun violence crisis in America called “In the Line of Fire: Gun Violence and Human Rights” in Jacobus Lounge on Thursday.
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.”
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.