HANNUKAH
Is it Hanukah? Or Hanukkah? Or Chanukkah? Regardless of its spelling, its history is unambiguous. If you take a gander into Books 1 and 2 of Maccabees, you’ll find the story of the Maccabees (Jewish for “hammer”), a small band of Jewish fighters who were subjugated by the Syrian Greeks.
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The Polish American Cultural Society (PACS) opened the doors of Hayden Lounge this past Wednesday to students who wanted to experience Christmas the Polish way.
#HandsupDon’tShoot. Michael Brown. Ferguson. Twitter, Facebook, The New York Times, and various other outlets have centered their focus on the recent decision by the St.
After nearly fourteen days of spirited events, R.A.G.E. Night was to be the grand finale of the Red and Gray Experience.
This past Tuesday, Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) teamed up with the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) to host an Intern Panel regarding the topics of interviewing, networking, and getting a job.
The DeBaun Auditorium was packed. Students, faculty, and parents filled the seats awaiting the next entry in the Thomas H. Scholl Lecture by Visiting Entrepreneurs.
Two weeks ago, 33 members and one alumnus of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) ventured the many miles to Detroit to attend the 2014 SHPE Conference.
Are we special or unique? Are we, as advanced, thinking beings, at all significant? These and more were powerful questions posed by Dr.
Open Standards and the Digital Age: History, Ideology, and Networks is a book written by Professor Andrew Russell about the history of communication and information networks, including the Internet, as well as standards and openness.
Hayden lounge was filled with aprons, gloves, needles, yarn, and lots of dye! Stevens students came to dye their yarn exotic colors and make yarn of multiple colored patterns.