It’s officially December, so get ready for the onslaught of holiday cheer; it’s about time to talk about the winter holidays.
Posts published in “Opinion”
With the end of the semester approaching, I feel like the senioritis is finally kicking in. I am ready to wrap up classes, take a step back from some clubs on campus, and spend some more time enjoying myself.
For an excruciating seven weeks, The Stute found itself in the midst of a mid-semester crisis, with our delivery person stepping down from their position unexpectedly.
The photorealism movement was born as a counter to the widely popular abstract expressionist movement, which gained substantial ground in the mid-20th century.
Will Hill wrote After the Fire, based on real events, addressing the siege of a cult once known as Branch Davidians.
Now that the holiday season is upon us, the spirit of gift-giving is in full swing. Meanwhile, we students are finishing up our Fall semester classes.
I haven’t talked about it yet in this column, but I’m a part of the Stevens Women’s Swim Team. Swimming has been an important part of my life since I joined a summer team about 14 years ago.
As the semester comes to a slow and painful close, it may feel impossible to enjoy the holiday atmosphere of Hoboken and New York City.
The end of the semester (and year) certainly comes with a range of a lot of different emotions. What I’ve most frequently referenced to people who ask how I’m doing since we’ve come back from Thanksgiving break is a meme that keeps popping up on my Instagram feed lately.
Would you change anything about your Fall semester if you could go back and relive it again? I think this question helps us reflect on how accomplished we feel about the semester.