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.
The Stute
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.
Attila the Duck, Hailey Hawk, Spaghetti, Meatballs, and all of the characters of famous public domain books turned around to find Santa Claus staring at them.
Finals season is upon us, that necessary evil aiming to measure a semester’s worth of learning.
Evaluating students’ cumulative knowledge is a difficult and stressful task for both the student and the professor.
It’s official — happy December! With the season of hot cocoa, snowballs, light festivals, and cozying up to your loved ones, it’s important to discuss the most important thing: fashion.
Pumpkin is out, and peppermint is in! Thanksgiving is officially over, and it’s time to start preparing for the holidays. If you are anything like me, you are constantly searching for the best seasonal items on any menu, so definitely check out these places to not miss out on the holiday cheer:
Merry Hot Cocoa Bar
Merry Hot Cocoa Bar is back for the 2023 holiday season and is a must-try for cocoa lovers.
Unfortunately, the weather is getting colder, the leaves have mostly all fallen, and winter is coming soon. This means freezing rain, snow, ice, and the gross slush that’s left all over Hoboken after our typical winter storms.
Often, we think of the winter season as a time of enjoyment, just coming from the end of festivities like Diwali and Thanksgiving, and moving on to winter break and enjoying Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa, New Years Day, and many other fun celebrations.
“Jurassic World” featured a scene from an aquatic show similar to SeaWorld. Instead of a dolphin jumping out of the water though, a massive lizard-like creature sprung out of the water and ate a great white shark whole.
A team of Duke neuroscientists, neurosurgeons, and engineers have put together a speech prosthetic that can translate a person’s brain signals into words they want to say.