Advancement of society is based on technological improvements and innovation, but what about those who have to maintain those systems for future generations?
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This past Friday and Saturday, StevensTHON held a massive dance marathon in Walker Gym. The dance was the first held by StevensTHON and was a major success, making what Associate Director of Student Life Thea Zunick calls, “a pride point for our institution and a future tradition for our campus.”
The Society of Professional Engineers and Stevens Women in Computer Science hosted DuckHacks on Saturday, the first ever hackathon to be held at Stevens.
The undergraduate student body was notified on March 31 via Stevens Announcements email that there is now a different process for students registering for more than 20 credits in a given semester.
Whether you are a Broadway fanatic or not, chances are you have heard of Avenue Q. Avenue Q is a coming-of-age musical that addresses societal issues and issues of those entering adulthood.
Off Center hosted their final improv show of the semester with a short-form on Friday night and long-form on Saturday night.
Shadowcast has been a part of campus life for quite some time now. For those unfamiliar with what a shadowcast is, it is when actors perform the scenes from a movie while the movie is played in the background.
On Tuesday night, the Entertainment Committee arranged for standup comedian Louis Ramey to appear in Bissinger, to the delight of the undergraduate community.
When people discuss sustainability, usually the concern is, “What are the economic benefits?” The ecological and social concerns are usually kept in the dark.
Michael Hayden, former Director of the NSA and CIA and US Air Force four-star general, gave a talk as part of the President’s Lecture Series on Wednesday, March 16.