On Thursday, February 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the water in Davis and Hayden Residence halls will be completely shutdown.
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As a result of a recent audit, the Office of Residential and Dining Services will issue an administrative fee of 5% for handling the money charged by organizations for privately-owned Greek national fraternity housing.
Frequently dismissed as infantile art, memes are a widely popular way for young people to share, discuss, and comment on cultural topics relevant to them.
The title says it all: Wittpenn Walk, the iconic asphalt walkway from the Howe Center to the Babbio Center, is being shut down during the week of February 18 and will stay closed for the next few years as part of the University Center Construction project.
Hoboken residents, students, councilpersons, and public servants shuffled into DeBaun Auditorium at Stevens Institute of Technology to see the city’s 39th mayor, Ravi Bhalla, give his first State of the City Address on Wednesday, January 30.
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.
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.