The Computer Science Club held its most recent talk in a steady stream of open computer science events this past Wednesday night.
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Karaoke gatherings embody many different aspects of Filipino culture: singing and dancing, eating, and spending time with family and friends. It’s incorporated into parties, family and community events, and even television game shows.
Lambda Upsilon Lambda hosted the second annual Epic Rap Battle of Stevens on Thursday, featuring performances from Bernie Sanders, Margaret Thatcher, and Ronald Reagan.
A group from the The Stute was just named “Most Ethical Team at Stevens” after competing in the 2015 Ethics Bowl, co-hosted by both the Gear and Triangle Society and the Honor Board this past Wednesday, November 18.
The recent SGA presidential election has spurred heated debate about certain topics, including the loss of Boken, the organization of R.A.G.E,
Washington Street is the main artery road in Hoboken, a hub of activity, transport, and commerce. It is also built on heavily aged infrastructure in dire need of repair and rehabilitation.
Brielle Melillo was hired by the Office of Student Life last week to fill the role of financial coordinator. She is tasked with assisting campus organizations with budgeting and other financial matters, previously a responsibility of other employees in the office or to the auspices the organizations’ student leaders.
The results of the 2016 SGA presidential election were approved by the Senate elections committee this week. Matthew Hunt and Jessica Smith won by a margin of 115 votes, claiming the presidency and vice presidency respectively for the next year.
In celebration of International Education Month, the English Language and Communication program hosted International MASKerade Cabaret Night on Saturday evening. The event was open to all members of the Stevens community, including faculty and staff, and showcased the variety of cultures found in the graduate student population.
On Thursday, November 5, The Link hosted a scrapbooking event in Hayden lounge. The yearbook society provided all the equipment one could need, such as colored paper, stickers, markers, and even a color printer so that students could add custom designs to their scrapbooks.