Eric Londres writes an open letter to the 2019 SGA Cabinet.
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Student-centricity. It is a term that we have heard many times from administrators. Stevens values student-centricity and wants to increase it.
A recent cyber attack has left the school defenseless, as a malicious phishing scam inexplicably infected hundreds of student e-mail accounts despite the fact that the school literally teaches classes to prevent this sort of thing from happening.
I really love fashion. Not in a I-love-looking-pretty-all-the-time kind of way. It’s a I-will-review-fashion-week-shows-and-run-commentary-on-new-collections-to-anyone-who-will-listen-to-me kind of way. I view fashion as an art form as much as a commercial endeavor, and I’ve never made a secret of it.
As it poured outside, nearly 30 women gathered in the upstairs gym for the first-ever women’s-only gym time, also advertised as Pink and Push-ups Fitness Initiative.
For a while during my first semester, I felt as though I didn’t fit here at Stevens. I had spent so much time dreaming about Stevens during my senior year of high school, knowing that it was the perfect school for me, only to be thrown into a pool filled with people I couldn’t relate to outside of my major, Music and Technology.
Whenever you start a conversation about streetwear, Supreme is the obvious attention grabber. It would not be an understatement to say that Supreme is the originator of streetwear and started the hype that is so prevalent today.
With the plethora of positive reviews, an abundance of media coverage, as well as eight Oscar nominations, Bradley Cooper and all others involved must be pretty satisfied with the success of A Star is Born (2018), Cooper’s directorial debut.
John Horgan urges a progressive young congresswoman to lead a peace movement.
Off Center describes "pandemonium" happening on Stevens campus.