The Office of Residence Life and Castle Point Politics hosted a screening of the debate which was attended by over 275 students.
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by Teny Odaimi
New policies on PE credit and resource management are just two of the many recent changes to Stevens’s club sports.
The recent wave of crime in New Jersey and New York has led to an increase in safety measures at Stevens.
[ PHOTO WAS TAKEN BY BERNIE, I HAVE ANOTHER PHOTO OF THE CHALKBOARD AD. IF YOU NEED IT ]
On the third Thursday of September, the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) hosts an annual campaign to raise awareness of sexual assault and educate students on recovery resources across campuses nationwide.
This past Wednesday night, the Computer Science Club hosted its annual “Bash Basics” lesson at 9 PM in EAS 222. BASH, or Bourne-Again SHell, is a command language, which typically runs in a command window, where users type commands that cause specific actions.
by Aditya Pendyala
The week of September 19th was dedicated to National Hazing Prevention. During the week, there were several events held with the intent to increase awareness over the entire campus.
Last Wednesday, The Korean Student Association (KSA) hosted Korean Field Day. In Korea, Field Day, or Sports Day, is an important tradition for elementary school kids.
The Chinese Student Association held their annual Mid-Autumn Festival this past Wednesday, September 21st. This decades-old Stevens tradition is always a big hit.
A Science and Technology Institute such as Stevens will often get a bad rep when it comes to the arts. People often consider STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) schools to have nonexistent, or at best bare-bones, arts programs.
Christophe Pierre, a distinguished academic, researcher, professor, and administrator, has recently been welcomed into the VIP cohort as the successor of Dr.