With 14 days remaining until TechFest, the question on many students’ minds is: who is this year’s headlining performer?
Now confirmed by Greg Klesaris, President of the Entertainment Committee (EC) since 2015 and David Baldyga, incoming President of EC, T-Pain will be headlining TechFest on April 20, 2018.
Several exhibit rooms in the Samuel C. Williams Library were opened for viewing during the annual Behind the Books on Wednesday evening, co-hosted by the Honor Board and Gear and Triangle.
To reward those men and women who have been especially prominent in undergraduate activities at the college, the organization named Khoda has taken in twelve students from the Class of 2018.
On Tuesday, March 22, members of the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) networked with Stevens alumni who work in the biomedical engineering industry while enjoying traditional Irish food.
Sankee Maringanti, a 3/5 Mechanical Engineering major, placed second in Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s first annual Engineering Innovation for Society: Student Design Competition.
On Saturday, March 24, students in the Software Engineering Department will present Stevens’ third annual DuckHacks. This annual event was Stevens’ first hackathon.
“REDTalk: Realism in Art,” a seminar organized by RedShift, featured a presentation by Erika Bulger, a Visual Arts and Technology freshman and RedShift Contributor.
It has been five years since Professor Billy Middleton began the College of Arts and Letters (CAL) Creative Writing Contest in the spring semester of 2013.
On Wednesday, Feb. 28, the West Indian Student Organization (WISO) hosted its first event, Potluck. WISO is currently in the process of becoming a Registered Student Organization (RSO) and hopes to achieve official status later this month.
On March 1, 2018, College Republicans, co-hosted with Phi Beta Lambda and the Society of Women in Business, presented Trumponomics: The Road to Riches or Ruins?
