The Clothesline project was the first annual event by the Take Back the Night Committee and took place on Monday, April 17, on Davis Lawn.
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A Non-Profit Organization aimed at ending all forms of domestic, sexual, and relationship Take Back the Night is an international event that tackles the aforementioned issues in their truly genderless, oppressive, and omnipresent form.
Recently, Stevens has accepted over $20M in donations from alumnus and RightNow Technologies founder Greg Gianforte, primarily from two $10M donations.
On Tuesday, April 4, the Syrian government was accused of carrying out a chemical attack on an area held by rebel groups.
On Wednesday April 5, StevensTHON hosted a spelling bee which raised $740 for the Children’s Miracle Network. Each of the 22 competitors represented various clubs and organizations on campus, such as Alpha Phi Omega, Habitat for Humanity, and the track team.
On Wednesday, April 5 at 9 pm in Hayden Lounge, Torch hosted a Drag Race organized by Torch Vice President Courtney Evans.
Into the Woods, a mystical -yet humorous- play, intertwines several fairy tale stories into one, but with a twist. Cinderella, Jack, the Baker and his wife, Little Red Riding Hood, the witch, and Rapunzel all coexist in this dark retelling of classic fairy tale stories.
On Thursday, March 30th, the Development Office along with Student Affairs and Alumni Office held “A Celebration of Women in Leadership” event in Bissinger, as a part of the Week of Women.
The Steven’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB-SIT) is set to host a golf outing and wine tasting event on May 3rd to help raise funds for their cause.
On Tuesday morning President Rump sent out another provoking tweet this time aimed at the Stupe. “We had another great News Conference at Rump Tower today.