So far, there has been a sharp increase in the accumulating cold weather around our campus. Gone are the days of the warm summer sun, turning into a freeze-fest where goosebumps start popping out like jack-in-the-boxes as our bodies try to look for warmth.
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I sometimes say I can smell the seasons coming. The smell of decaying leaves wafts through the streets, and the 65-degree air permeates my nostrils and the stitches in my $19.99 Marshalls sweater.
Picture this: you’re scrolling through Instagram. Everything is chill on your feed, a normal mix of dog videos and reposted TikToks when all of a sudden, the algorithm decides to pull up a grainy Reddit screenshot where some man explains why women suck and should be in the kitchen.
Greetings, brave souls, and welcome to The Stute’s fifth Annual Halloween Issue! In this special edition, we present to you a concoction of curious and spine-chilling tales with their origins shrouded in mystery.
Hanya Yanagihara’s A Little Life, published in 2015, is a plotless, sporadic, existential narrative that manages to be both shocking and beautiful, but never at the same time.
As we explore our journey of autism, we slowly unmask the many mysteries that autism holds. We have examined how autism is defined and diagnosed, its effects, and even a potential part of the human brain that can cause autism.
As pumpkins, plastic skulls, and witch hats start to fly off of the shelves, it signals that the famous spooky holiday is right around the corner.
Last week, Stute News Editor Ben Knobloch reported on Stevens’ “average” free speech ranking, according to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE).
Red flags are easier to sense when people are overtly sexist. However, in this day and age, many people are not overtly sexist due to fear of being canceled.
Recently, new discoveries have been made all over the world by a team of adventurers and explorers seeking to uncover the secrets of life.