Last week, Stevens announced a new humanity class P-101, Intro to Paradoxes and Problems, which is open for registration to all students and will be taught by external experts.
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Humans are social creatures, and at times, we all need a big, warm hug. As a result, a healthy amount of oxytocin is released in our brains, and we develop feelings of trust and connection.
While browsing through the mall with my mom this past weekend, we shopped at all my top stores: Express, H&M, and my most favorite, Aerie.
This past Wednesday, Stevens held the Illumination Ceremony for the new University Towers in which they quite literally lit up a sign reading “STEVENS” across the top of one of the towers.
For a moment, you’re suspended in space and time. The lights are flashing, the crowd is roaring, the musician is playing the song you know and love; you feel your friends’ excitement as palpably as rain drops on a hot summer evening, and for a brief moment, you notice yourself amongst a sea of people as though you have stepped outside the limits of your own body.
We have all heard the legend of Achilles, but The Song Of Achilles allows us to dive into his story and discover details we never knew.
On September 17 and 18, The Lore-El Center for Women’s Leadership hosted their biennial LeadHERship Conference. This year the conference celebrated the 50th anniversary of women being admitted to Stevens with the theme of “Learning From the Past, Facing the Future.”
The return back to in-person classes has posed challenges regarding classroom assignments. Some of these problems include missing classroom assignments for course sections and overcrowded rooms with more students than seats.
It’s never too late to get involved. Check out this list of events from September 26 to October 2 that you can register for today!