Among all the exciting new changes coming to Stevens in the near future, lies the ever-growing language program offered within the College of Arts and Letters.
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The results are in, and as of this past weekend, the SURE House design submitted by Stevens Institute of Technology has won first place in the U.S.
Just as the Democratic candidates for the United States presidency debated in Las Vegas, the SGA freshman candidates are vying for eight senator positions in front of their freshman peers this past Tuesday evening in the Edwin A.
The Polish American Cultural Society hosted their semesterly Kielbasa Fest on Palmer Lawn Thursday. Almost 100 pounds of kielbasa were eaten in an hour and half, a new record for the event.
The WCPR Alumni Association hosted its “Broadcasting Through Adversity” event, featuring a panel of leaders and experts in the field of news broadcasting and communication technologies.
The Alpha Epsilon Delta pre-medical honor society invited chemistry, chemical biology, and biology students to meet their department heads this past Wednesday.
This past Wednesday, the students of Girls Fight Back delivered an informative session about student assaults on campuses across the country.
Heightened preparations for Hurricane Joaquin and lost Assassins information and point totals effectively halted the Red and Grey Experience’s momentum, full-stop.
The freshmen at Stevens might be considered the most targeted students on campus. As the newest members of the Stevens community, they are willing to participate in all types of events, from pre-orientation city escapades and outdoor adventures to inter-dormitory dodgeball tournaments.