Probably biased, as the Editor-In-Chief of a school newspaper, but still! Hear me out.
The weekend before last, one of the most eventful days of the semester for student organizations took place: Accepted Students Weekend.
Posts published in “The Stute Editorial”
The Stute Editorial is an Opinion column written by the current Editor in Chief of The Stute to address and explain editorial decision making, discuss news and media issues, and develop a sense of trust and transparency between readers and members of The Stute.
Stevens is not an easy school. But, if you join organizations you're interested in, you'll make a ton of friends and get a wide range of experiences that will make it all worth it.
A disruptive fence has been erected around Jacobus and Hayden on Wittpenn Walk
Some of you guys might not know me, so listen up. Starting today, you better learn the name Audrey D’Souza and learn to respect it!
For her last editorial before passing off the Editor-in-Chief position to a new brave soul, Maryia Spiryadonava writes a love letter to The Stute.
Growing up, I always felt supported by family. I always felt encouraged that I could be whatever I want to be and do anything.
On my morning commute, while listening to my latest obsession — the My Favorite Murder podcast — I heard about the very interesting concept of liminal space.
What's in a name
If not one's reputation?
The words that
Flood
A person's brain at the thought of a name.
From posting angry and hateful comments online over something we know nothing about to ending a relationship over an argument that began because of something small, it is a lot easier to fill our hearts with hate than with understanding.
Student-centricity. It is a term that we have heard many times from administrators. Stevens values student-centricity and wants to increase it.