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Little Women: growing up by letting go

Most coming-of-age films are about exploring and finding a sense of freedom, identity, or purpose in life. Little Women is about what you lose to get there.

Wishbones & clovers On Shuffle

This past week I was privileged enough to get a ticket to the Conan Gray concert at the Prudential Center for the Wishbone World Tour.

The ethical implications of ChatGPT as a therapist

Imagine an on-demand therapist designed to relieve your mental health needs without the stress of booking an appointment. That’s why some rely on AI as their therapist.

A hundred years of color mystery

As humans interact with the world each and every day, not a second goes by without the use of one of the five senses.

Stevens’ Fencing takes on the NCAA Regional Championship

The Stevens women’s and men’s fencing teams competed at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic/South Regional Championships on Saturday, March 7. The teams faced Division One and Division Three Programs, including competition from the University of North Carolina, Princeton University, the University of Pennsylvania, and NJIT.

A Somewhat Didactic Argument against the AI Undergraduate Major

Stevens has announced that it will be offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in Artificial Intelligence starting in Fall 2026. Given current financial and research interests in AI, it makes perfect sense that SIT would want to add AI to its portfolio of programs.

Lockheed Martin – Steven’s Most Dangerous Ally

Did you know that Stevens actively maintains and encourages partnerships with companies proven to be complicit in war crimes? One example is Lockheed Martin, an American defense and aerospace
manufacturer with historic and celebrated connections to Stevens.

The legacy behind the name: Martha Bayard Stevens

Whether you are a student at Stevens Institute of Technology or just visiting the campus, there is a chance that you have walked past “Martha Bayard Stevens Hall.”