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The recently completed University Center Complex (UCC) at Stevens Institute of Technology earned the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold Certification.
A new club sport has elevated itself on campus this semester and they are looking for students to help bolster membership.
On Sunday, October 23, the sixth annual Hoboken Out of the Darkness community walk was held to raise money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP).
In the President’s Distinguished Lecture Series, President Farvardin hosts Stevens graduates and invites them to speak about their contributions to society in furthering humanity and integrating technology into the world.
One Stevens tradition, dating back to 1910, is still running strong: the Stevens Dramatic Society’s (SDS) fall theatre production. This weekend at 8 p.m.
On Monday, October 17, Stevens Police responded to a medical assistance call placed to their dispatcher. Witnesses to the event described Professor Anthony Diaco in an agitated state and called for assistance.
As people prepare to choose their costumes this upcoming Halloween season, it is important to talk about cultural appropriation. While the holiday can be a fun time to play pretend for a day, it is crucial to remain respectful of others’ cultures.
With Halloween just around the corner, some upperclassmen of Stevens may notice the return of a well-known, highly attended, and spooktacular event back on campus.
This year’s Halloween brings the Ragamuffin Parade back to the streets of Hoboken. After being canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic, and social distancing restraining the parade from many features in 2021, the 2022 parade is finally returning at full capacity with the famous costume contest and lots of trick or treating.