Stop. Drop. Roll.
These words have been ingrained into every child’s head since first being taught about fire, but, as newly appointed Stevens Fire Safety Coordinator Dan Cunning pointed out, few know that the logic behind the actions is to prevent the inhalation of super-heated gas with the ability to damage the upper respiratory system.
Lanyard-clad freshmen flocked to Palmer Lawn Wednesday for the highly anticipated event, Meet the Greeks. Alongside the Entertainment Committee barbecue, every Greek organization on campus set up to meet the class of 2018 as well as any unaffiliated Stevens students.
There is, without a doubt, a lot of buzz about the new girls in town – Sigma Delta Tau, or SDT, is the most recent addition to the Stevens Interfraternity Council.
While most students were busy with co-op, classes, or relaxing at home over the summer, the Stevens IT department began its ambitious network project to replace its 10+ year old wireless system.
After four years as an undergraduate student attending Stevens Institute of Technology, Laura Lemke of Merrick, New York has been named the valedictorian of the Class of 2014.
In a school where the majority of students major in engineering, sometimes it can get difficult to receive guidance when one is pursuing another career.
The Research and Development budget at Microsoft and other companies is larger than the financial support given to science and technology by the U.S.
Boken is an annual event held on campus which is hosted by both the Entertainment Committee and the Student Government Association.
On Wednesday, April 23 at 8:00 p.m., students, faculty members, and staff gathered at Samuel C. Williams Library for the “Behind the Books” event hosted by the library itself, Stevens Honor Board, and Gear and Triangle Society.
An astute observer with night-vision walking down campus from Howe Center would have seen three especially bright lights colored red, blue, and green on Palmer Lawn.