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.
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Christophe Pierre, a distinguished academic, researcher, professor, and administrator, has recently been welcomed into the VIP cohort as the successor of Dr.
Renovations on the first floor of Babbio Center have installed a second Hanlon Laboratory for Financial Analytics and Data Visualation. Work over 2500 sq ft improved research and conference rooms, as well.
by Ramya Sudhaka
For the first time ever, the SGA Service Committee hosted “The Week of Service” from September 12th-16th. Throughout the week, Stevens students joined teams of friends, clubs, sororities/fraternities, and residential halls to compete to see who can earn the most community service points for the week.
An impediment to natural and healthy togetherness is often a very unspoken, deterring and difficult phenomenon – the propagation of stigma.
“Don’t Stand By. Speak Up!” This is the new slogan heard all over campus regarding some major issues on campus like sexual assault, discrimination, alcohol use, depression, and hazing.
Grocery Bingo, an event hosted by Office of Residence Life, greatly increased in attendance this semester, filling EAS 222 last Wednesday.
New semester, new classes, and a new myStevens look?
Yes, returning Stevens students were surprised to learn that myStevens website and app went through a “new year, new me” revival named “myStevens 2.0.”
This past Friday, I had the pleasure to see the Stevens Dramatic Society’s production of “Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind: 30 Plays in 60 Seconds.”
The beloved America’s Cup café, located across from Howe on Palmer lawn, was recently renovated with a nautical theme. With sailing flags hanging on the wall, diners feel that they are eating in a mess hall of a ship.