When I first joined The Stute, I had no intention of ever writing. In fact, I distinctly remember saying, “I’m happy to be here, but please never make me write anything ever.”
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For most students here at Stevens, one of the significant differences compared to pre-college life is living in dorms. Whether it be sharing a triple in Castle Point Hall, a suite in River Terrace, or a single in Palmer, the dorms of Stevens play an intricate part in the identity of the school.
Claire
It’s really common to feel a little stressed about the impact your purchases and lifestyle have on the environment. Most of us want to minimize our negative impact on the world by purchasing and living in ways that will leave the smallest carbon footprint.
In this week’s Artist Spotlight, I’ll be covering Katherine Sage, an American surrealist artist who experienced success in the 20th century with her unique approach to surrealist paintings.
Last month, the Biden administration released a decision on a major drilling project in the National Petroleum Reserve of Alaska (NPR-A), approving three of the five drill sites in the Willow Project.
Earth Day is coming very soon on April 22. So how does the United States’ Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) choose to celebrate it and give back to Mother Earth?
In an email from the Office of the Registrar, Stevens has announced that for the first time, incoming freshman students will create their fall semester schedules.
With the official opening of the University Center Complex (UCC) and residential towers in the Fall 2022 semester, Stevens made a statement about its future as an institution.
Founded in May of 1969, Samuel C. Williams Library has been providing Stevens students with an environment that encourages learning for over half a century.
The College of Arts and Letters, abbreviated as CAL, is receiving a brand-new name as part of Stevens’s recent rebranding efforts.