A lone assailant killed four people and injured dozens more on Wednesday, March 22 near the United Kingdom Houses of Parliament in London.
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On Wednesday, March 22, the Hellenic Students Association (HELSA) hosted an event in Jacobus Lounge celebrating Greek Independence Day. Greek Independence Day is celebrated in honor of Greek independence from Ottoman Empire rule in the 19th century.
The latest strike of the Trump administration against terrorism was an unprecedented ban on all technological devices larger than a personal cell phone.
In order to determine the sexual education needs of the Stevens community, SGA Senator Melanie Caba, with help of Senior Senator Andy Waldron, Dean Kristie Damell, and Dean Kenneth Nilsen, has created an initiative to form a Sexual Education Committee on campus.
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On Wednesday, March 22, 2017, SGA, Amnesty International, College Democrats, WCPR, University Events, and Campus Police joined efforts to host Stevens For Solidarity.
Starting on Monday, Mar. 20, the United States Senate Judiciary Committee began hearings to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court with nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch.
In Africa, 32% of sub-Saharan Africans, do not have access to safe drinking water.
About 27 million people, in Somalia, South Sudan, northeastern Nigeria and Yemen, do not have access to clean water.
Alpha Phi is joining Stevens campus this semester as the campus’s fifth sorority. Alpha Phi has been in talks to join since 2014, along with Sigma Delta Tau, in a stacking procedure.
The illegal trafficking and hunting of preserved wildlife is one of the world’s largest criminal activities; which affects numerous endangered species.
In 1976, Habitat for Humanity International was founded to be a non-governmental and nonprofit organization, located in over 70 countries. Its mission is to create a world where everyone has a place to live.