Uniting Stevens alumni and new talent alike, the Bethany Reeves-directed rendition of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” harmonized comedic modernization with respectful adherence to the original play for a memorable performance by all involved.
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Going to school where computers are used more than pencils, students have had their fair share of technical difficulties. When students have trouble with their technology on campus, the Information Technology and Computer Service Centers is the place to turn.
Despite its size, the Stevens undergraduate population keeps itself busy via various channels, most notably through Registered Student Organizations (RSOs). Each day, it is common to see multiple events in the various buildings on campus.
Members of the Hoboken community gathered in Babbio 118 this past Wednesday to hear from author and longtime Hoboken resident Holly Metz on her ongoing findings regarding “the Stevens family’s history of involvement in the slave trade and the life history of Peter Lee, who began his life as ‘the property of Colonel John Stevens.’”
How many students constantly complain about the different minute hassles about Stevens, such as Pierce food or the ratio? Well, if this is students’ idea of a fun pastime, then they might want to listen to “Stevens My Life Is You” (if they haven’t already), written by Stevens’ own Hart Welles.
For many Stevens students, the third week of the semester marks a return to normalcy. Classes are in full swing, classes can no longer be dropped, and the countdown to graduation has begun for many seniors.
Although hard to miss at 6-foot-4 and 250 pounds, Stevens Physical Plant electrician Ken Thompson has a history and skill set not known by many students.
A campus-wide alert was sent out to all faculty, staff, and students concerning a concrete slab that had collapsed in the Walker Gym Varsity Weight room on Wednesday.
Tabletop players, Smash Bros. enthusiasts, and a hundred-plus members of Stevens’ gaming community gathered last Saturday for the Computer & Console Gaming Society’s “Jan LAN.”
Stevens repaired a sinkhole that had formed outside the Babbio Center over the winter intersesssion. The sinkhole formed due to a gap between Babbio garage and the adjacent rock ledge.