Last Saturday, the Student Government Association (SGA) Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, and Accessibility (DEIBA) committee, led by my friend Shahd, hosted an inspiring cultural food festival.
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Hello, dear readers. If there are any, I do wonder if there are any Ducks out there who are happy to see my column specifically every two weeks, but I digress.
Despite potentially inducing some stark emotional whiplash vis-à-vis my Valentine’s Day column, I feel the need to write about the egregious mathematical errors being made by President Donald Trump and his legally tenuous Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, run by Elon Musk.
Freshman life has absolutely exceeded my already high expectations. Before coming to Stevens, I was ecstatic at the thought of being free from a mundane and forced high school schedule.
As I sit in the bustling terminal, awaiting my flight, I reflect on the evolving landscape of air travel for individuals on the autism spectrum.
I’ve completed the vast majority of my degree with my friend Thomas sitting next to me. There are many things I admire about him, but what sticks out to me the most is his level-headed nature and remarkable ability to bring people together.
Recently, I have become obsessed with Ethel Cain. She is an incredibly pioneering musical project by artist Hayden Anhedönia. Ethel Cain is a character created by Hayden, who is experimenting with the uncanny.
As someone who is trying to get back into reading, the allure of a juicy, morally gray villain certainly draws me in, and I know I’m not the only one, according to Booktok.
What better place than New York to visit the best cafes worldwide? Each cafe has a niche that makes it particularly fascinating.
There’s a universal moment every intern or co-op student experiences: the sheer, unfiltered joy of seeing that first paycheck hit your bank account.