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The Stute

Smart dogs have a humanlike knack for naming new objects

Some dogs may learn in ways similar to how we, humans, did as infants! A team of animal behavior experts demonstrated that gifted dogs can apply the meaning of learned labels like “pull” and “fetch,” even to toys they had never seen before.

Women’s soccer ties against TCNJ

On Wednesday, September 24, the women’s soccer team went up against TCNJ. The match ended in a draw, with each side managing to score one goal before the game came to a close.

Another Folk Fall

The second I see a little bit of yellow on any of the trees, I naturally start to develop an urge to listen to the blues, folk, and bluegrass music.

Kiosk culture: How tech shapes dining at Stevens

Lunch awaits. Your friends are nowhere to be found. Walking down Wittpenn Walk, you are tasked with deciding between Pierce Dining Hall or ordering online on Grubhub.

Real or performative?

The modern landscape of masculinity is being redefined, giving rise to the “performative male.” Suddenly, the men you see are drinking iced matcha lattes with oat milk, listening to Beabadoobee with their wired headphones, carrying a canvas tote bag that holds feminist poems written by Sylvia Plath, and dangling Labubus on the belt buckles of their barrel jeans.

Appeals court says Lisa Cook can stay on the Federal Reserve Board

Lisa Cook, the first black woman represented on the Federal Reserve Board, was publicly “fired” in a public tweet posted by President Donald Trump last month after allegations were made by one of his supporters, Bill Pulte, who claimed that she’d committed mortgage fraud in 2021, before being employed on the board.