I recently came across one of the many reports published by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM): this report, released last year, is titled “Transforming Undergraduate STEM Education: Supporting Equitable and Effective Teaching.”
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Hey fellow foodies! Today I’m back with Stevens’s favorite, Napoli’s, a classic Hoboken pizzeria. I think many who read this article have likely already tried Napoli’s, so instead, I’ll give a little history brief before diving into how extraordinary Napoli’s is.
I feel terrible when I miss meetings. I genuinely enjoy being there and speaking with all of the staff. I find those meetings not only about the newspaper, but about us.
I started writing Artist Spotlight for The Stute as a biweekly columnist in the opinion section in September 2022 when I joined Stevens as an undergraduate in the Class of 2026.
It’s the last thirty seconds of senior year, many find the overwhelming sense of nostalgia nauseating, a constant muggy feeling in the background of every final class, club meeting, or late-night side quest.
Thanks to documents recently recovered by Stevens Amnesty, we have a new brazen and bold image of the history of protest at Stevens – featuring images of student protesters atop the Torch Bearers Statue, 300+ students marching to the President’s House against the U.S.
I watched my friends in Mechanical Engineering work with computer science majors this past semester, working out ideas on a whiteboard that none of them could have done on their own.
The Victorian Language of Flowers was used for decades to relay feelings that people had a hard time expressing or were too embarrassed to share.
As spring arrives, the sun over the ocean, when we look out the window, feels like a perfectly set scene for new beginnings.
So we are in the homestretch. It’s April, the weather is starting to warm up just a bit, and the graduation plans are being planned.