It is with a heavy heart that I announce the tragically early departure of the Stupe’s Editor in Chief, Isabelle Sieve, presumed dead by authorities on March 17, 2023 at the age of 20, seven days after her disappearance.
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A recent meta-study conducted on the students of Snevets surrounding the percentage of students named Steven showed some surprising, and possibly concerning, results.
The BUDLITE-19 pandemic brought sweeping change to all areas of campus life. One of the longest standing restrictions still enforced is the ban on all official parties held by fraternities — meaning that the last official frat party was held over three years ago.
When applying to Stevens, many potential students often see the great statistics of being a student here: great professor-to-student ratios, internship opportunities, research facilities, and more.
The venues and schedule for the 2023 Stevens Innovation Expo, the annual showcase of research, design, and entrepreneurship spanning all University schools and disciplines, have been announced.
A new variant of the flu has been floating around campus, leaving many Stevens students wondering if they will be next to catch the so-called “winter puking virus.”
As part of their growing effort to improve Stevens living, Stevens’ Residential Housing Association (RHA) recently sent a delegation to the Central Atlantic Affiliation College and University Residential Housing (CAACURH) Regional Business Conference to learn more about other RHA chapters from around the region.
Stevens Institute of Technology Television (SITTV), the school’s audio and visual media organization, is predicted to have a very exciting year with a lot of growth in store.
If you are looking for a great way to help introduce young kids and teens to robotics, you can help volunteer at FIRST.
Last week Hoboken experienced one of the worst infrastructure-related disasters in recent history. As most are aware, a contractor doing gas line work for PSE&G accidentally ruptured the water main that imports a majority of Hoboken’s water from Jersey City, disrupting water service and cutting off water access for most residents of the city.