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On June 22, the Howe Center was packed with attendees gathered to enjoy the music of Frank Sinatra at the My Way Sinatra Sing-Off, hosted by Hoboken’s Division of Cultural Affairs.

The residents of Palmer Hall will be delighted to hear about the installation of four new communal bathrooms in the dormitory.

The Titan submersible, created by OceanGate, imploded on June 18 during an attempt to explore the Titanic wreckage. Aboard the submersible were five individuals, including the CEO of OceanGate.

Within the intricate landscape of higher education, ensuring the rights and well-being of students holds utmost significance. Dr. Stacy Fisher (she/her), a notable figure at Stevens as the Director of Community Standards and Title IX Coordinator, fiercely advocates for fairness and student empowerment.

If you left campus in May thinking everything would be as you left it, you wouldn’t be at the ‘Innovation University’.

At the start of the year, economists and financial analysts were making numerous predictions about how the year would play out, but very few could have guessed that a massive banking failure would occur just three months in.

Over the past few months, Steven’s IT department has been creating a new hub for the Stevens community’s software, websites, and applications.

As technology advances, education often follows: computers, the internet, and, more recently, artificial intelligence. However, remembering older learning methods — perhaps the most used- is still essential: printing.

While navigating your journey as a student here at Stevens — learning, living, enjoying life — one of the most significant, impending end-goals is commencement.