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In celebration of Latinx Heritage Month, Diversity Education and the LatinX Council hosted “Dinner with Malena Higuera ’75,” where Malena Higuera spoke about her experience as the first Latina to graduate from Stevens.
On October 8, students living in the River Terrace Suites received an email from Residential and Dining Services stating that, from 8 a.m.
Diversity Education hosted a National Coming Out Day on October 11 which featured watching coming out episodes from TV shows, signing the purple coming out door, photos with Attila, and crafting origami.
It wasn’t long ago, really, when kayaking to class was seriously considered by students. With enough rainfall, and with Hoboken’s aging sewer system, residents of the Mile Square City sometimes had to trudge through several inches of flooding when walking out their front doors.
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) hosted the 2019 Region I New Jersey Zone Conference on Saturday, October 12 in the Babbio Center.
Think for a second about the reasons you use your eyesight in a day. Maybe you use your sight to read a textbook or to navigate campus.
Over 60 freshmen participated in hall brawls, an annual competition hosted by Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp) and Delta Phi Epsilon (DPhiE) which pits freshmen from different dorms against each other in friendly competition and raises money for the Hoboken Homeless Center.
Eleven new Senators have joined the Senate of the Student Government Association, following two weeks of nominations and campaigning. These 11 — increasing the number of Senators from 15 to 26 — will join the deliberative body of students that oversee over 110 student organizations, manage a $1.7 million budget, and advocate for student issues in and out of Stevens.
With the demolition of Jacobus and the construction of Alexander House still unfinished, cultural organizations don’t have an easily accessible place to keep their items.