As this year’s Peer Leaders are wrapping up their time of guiding first-year students to their new home on Stevens’ campus, 2018 Peer Leaders continue to await payment for their work.
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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and, according to the World Cancer Research Foundation, 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer within their lifetime.
Last week, on Thursday night, the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), a student organization founded in 1988 by Stevens alumnus Hermes Gonzalez, held its third annual LatinX in the Workplace Alumni Panel.
The Audio Engineering Club (AEC), SUMAC, and Delta Phi Epsilon teamed up last Thursday to present a benefit concert on Babbio Patio as part of AEC’s Bandstand Series.
This past Monday marked the opening of the South Hall of the Gateway Academic Center located on the corner of 6th and Hudson Street.
As with any healthy component of a thriving community, governments are constantly evolving. Lawmakers cycle in and out of positions, districts are redrawn, and politicians pass down new laws.
The Hoboken City Council held a special meeting last Thursday to vote on a resolution to enforce current pay-to-play regulations in relation to the upcoming municipal elections in Hoboken.
The 2019 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report — known as the “Clery Report” — for Stevens was released this past Monday and describes reported crime statistics for 2018.
A musical comedy about struggling writers, actors, and deadlines, this is [title of show]. A musical about two struggling writers, played by Ian DiGuilio and Clayton Lundgren, who work with their actor friends, played by Julia Cahn and Kiera Dillon, they race to submit an original musical for a theater festival.
Stevens, an NCAA Division III university, has a new connection to the NBA: computer scientist and assistant professor Xinchao Wang.
With a focus in computer vision and machine learning, Wang has been interested in artificial intelligence ever since his time as an undergraduate.