Is it just me, or did Zoom not exist until late 2020? This video conferencing platform has risen in popularity as the need for online meetings demands a universal platform.
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Today, at Off The Press, we decided to get a little multicultural and dive into underrated folktales from other countries. And here is one of the most famous folktales from India!
It was this time three years ago that we were coming back from winter break in my first year at Stevens.
To Stanley or to Owala, that is the question. In a never-ending riptide of consumerism, one is faced with a difficult choice: will I cave in and buy the water bottle that is trendy this month?
The Entertainment Committee’s (EC) annual Winter Wonderland celebration was a spectacular way to celebrate the start of the holiday season on campus.
Have you ever wanted to be more than just friends with someone? Or thought that someone was really attractive, but didn’t know how to approach them?
Every year, Pantone declares one hue to be Color of the Year, a color predictive of global design trends and overall attitudes of the upcoming year.
Hillel, the self-described home for Jewish life at Stevens, is holding their annual menorah lightings in celebration of Hanukkah. The lightings, as well as the Hanukkah party that was held on the first night on December 7, hold special significance this year in light of the October 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas and the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
College Democrats and the Stevens Law Society recently co-hosted an event to promote student involvement in local politics. Called “Career in Politics and Activism,” It featured the Hoboken Democrats Chair and three City Council members as guest speakers.
As December continues to roll on by, out comes the holiday decorations, winter jackets, and textbooks. Yes, you read that right, textbooks.