The first time I watched Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, it was a school night in late January of 2014.
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Before the coronavirus pandemic began, my family and I took a trip to Iceland, one of the most topographically diverse places on the planet.
As assignments begin to amass and classes start to ramp up, the age-old struggle returns: how to effectively manage your time.
The vibe, comfort, and different feelings of college can be a lot, yet the random things stick out to me, and taking note of it all has been fun.
Claire:
Recently, Stevens held an event called Meet the Greeks where students interested in joining Greek life got to meet and learn about the different fraternities and sororities on campus.
I spent the latter half of my summer getting back into the habit of watching television. As someone who notoriously watches light-hearted TV (i.e.
Autumn. The epitome of all good things the world has to offer. Every year the same
joyous smile sneaks its way onto my face upon seeing the first bright yellow leaves,
indicating the change yet to come.
Three years ago, Fall 2019, was my glimpse at normal college life. From little fear about health issues to always talking to new people, my first semester at Stevens was blissful, and I got to experience relationships without masks.
Building off the known success of therapy dogs and the general presence of four-legged friends on campus, Stevens has announced that all classrooms will now feature a class pet for students to interact with before, during, and after classes.
This article was written by Marisa Powers and Tasha Khosla.
Introduction
On August 24, President Joe Biden announced his three-part plan to reduce student debt for low-middle class working families to “provide more breathing room” as they recover from the pandemic.