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.
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A merciless cold hit major regions of the United States this past week, crippling most of the Midwest and chilling areas in the Northeast.
Rachel Doyle was only 17 when she gave her first GlamourGals makeover in 2000. A junior in high school in Commack, New York, she sought a way to honor her grandmother who had recently passed away.
As of January 22, 2019, Hoboken’s single-use plastic bag ban ordinance was put into place and has caused many to stop and think twice about plastic.
A recent report revealed that the percentage of undergraduates who come to Stevens from outside of New Jersey has stagnated at 38% for nearly a decade.
President Farvardin drafted a 10-year strategic plan, called The Future. Ours to Create, back in 2012. The ultimate goal is to help Stevens become a “premier, student-centric, technological research university.”
The new Student Government Association cabinet was inaugurated into office on Wednesday, January 23 at 8 PM. This was the first year for the inauguration to take place in the evening, due to the removal of academic break last semester.
In order to fully understand the current crisis in Venezuela, we have to look a little bit into the past. Current President Nicolas Maduro is under fire from all sides, but his predecessor Hugo Chavez was incredibly popular with working-class Venezuelans.
This winter break, nearly 200 Stevens students headed north to snow-covered Carrabassett Valley, Maine, home to Sugarloaf Mountain, for some fun on the slopes.
“I do believe that the administration and the faculty, their main goal is to teach, relay information, relay wisdom, set the students up for the rest of their lives.”