Students all around Stevens dedicate their time to the different clubs and organizations all around campus. Recently, the recognized student organizations held their annual executive board elections.
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The Honor Board hosted “Behind the Books,” on Wednesday evening in the S.C. Williams Library. The library’s four exhibit rooms, the Mary Stuart Stevens Room, the Lieb/DaVinci exhibit, the Frederick Winslow Taylor exhibit, and Sam’s Place, were open to all students between 8 PM and 10 PM.
“My name is Maysoon Zayid, and I am not drunk, but the doctor who delivered me was.” That is how Palestinian-American comedian Maysoon Zayid began her presentation to a roomful of men and women this past Wednesday in honor of Women’s History Month.
The Indian Undergraduate Associate (IUA) celebrated Holi Hai on Palmer Lawn this past Wednesday. According to IUA President Pratik Shah, “Holi Hai is the celebration of the harvest as farmers begin to finally grow crops again.”
The Art Club provided an opportunity to learn about one of the more ubiquitous fonts and why it is so versatile during their screening of the documentary Helvetica by Gary Hustwit.
Since its founding in 1870, Stevens has been an active member of the Hoboken community. After all, Hoboken is a small and welcoming, but also vibrant and walkable urban community that can truly complement anyone’s college experience.
The future of environmental policy and justice are all decided by the actions of representatives in government that we elect. That’s why SAVE held a screening of the final Democratic presidential primary debate on Wednesday night in Babbio 220.
Shannon Pierce, senior mechanical engineering major and SGA senator, is spearheading a campaign geared towards academic affairs here at Stevens, specifically with class productivity and professor/student communication.
The most recent Khoda constitution and bylaws are available for download on the Stevens Khoda website as of March 2. Ordinarily hidden from normal view, the now accessible documents shed some light onto the senior honor society’s core functions and beliefs.
Students may have noticed new, shiny vending machines in various places over the Stevens campus, like Hayden and the third floor of Babbio Center.