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Stop and smell the roses

I’ve always had a fascination with some of the sillier holidays we have in the U.S. I mean, who wouldn’t love staying up till the wee hours for daylight savings, throwing half-birthday parties, or going all out for Super Bowl Sunday?

Dining amongst the legends of history at Fraunces Tavern

I was exploring downtown Manhattan when I decided I should get something to eat. I came across this cute little colonial brick house named Fraunces Tavern, and my historical nerdiness sprang into action.

Addressing the rainbow elephant in the room

I find the idea of this column pretty daunting. I mean, how could I possibly write articles that are going to capture the experience of being a woman?

Hinge hell

I, like many other newly 18-year-olds, downloaded a dating app. While bad profiles and typo-laden cringe messages served as my entertainment for a while, I’ve realized that this app indicates a larger problem in my life.

Kafka on the Shore: A modern mythology of fate

Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami is prolific in the art of intimate narration and a cast of dreamy, almost off-beat characters on the cusp of adulthood.

Transparency in transition

Welcome back to the Spring semester! While the Stevens student body has been on break for the past month, The Stute has been diligently working behind the scenes in preparation for this semester.

AI: an applied mathematics perspective

In the last week of Fall 2023 classes, I attended a workshop-style conference titled “Mathematical Opportunities in Digital Twins,” abbreviated MATH-DT, and co-organized by my PhD advisor, Professor Kathrin Smetana.