There is a crisis! No one knows how to read anymore! This is objectively the worst possible medium for announcing this crisis and coming to a conclusion because of the aforementioned nature of the crisis.
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When the stress of finals is overwhelming, music is therapeutic. It’s helpful to set a tone to drown out the dread of an upcoming exam and focus on figuring out what you know.
As the year ends, I wonder how I fit so much stuff into my shoebox of a dorm and how I will possibly get all of it out.
Here at Stevens, perhaps the most important aspect is knowledge, whether it be learning in class, gaining experience through Co-Op or internships, or conducting research in many of the labs.
Disclaimer: This column includes the opinions of mine and women that are important in my life. What they state applies to anyone, regardless of gender.
Today marks the 2023 Innovation Expo, a culmination of sorts for the seniors at Stevens who have worked for the past school year on design or thesis projects.
Last week, we had an Archives Deep Dive GBM, where we printed old copies of The Stute from important times in history.
Claire:
Most of us chose to spend four years in Hoboken when we were 17 or 18. At that time, living in a city seems great, everything is conveniently close, there are great job opportunities, and you’ll never run out of things to do.
The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston is a novel I did not expect to be satirical. It is a modernized version of a story about a girl trying to find her place in the world, all the while trying not to fall in love with a ghost.
What is science writing for? I got into the science-writing racket 40 years ago because I love science, and I wanted to celebrate it, to tell people about its achievements.