I would be remiss if I didn’t acknowledge my last bid night as a Brother of Sigma Phi Epsilon, or as we are more commonly know, SigEp, a.k.a
The Stute
The seemingly non-stop snow storms that have plagued the lucky few people on campus have recently been discovered to be the work of the Stevens Aerospace Engineering Department, whose Weather-o-Matic 3000 has been on the fritz lately.
Quarantine brought many new interests into our lives. For some people, it may have been embroidery or reading. For others, it might have been baking desserts or skateboarding.
As the pandemic continues to rage on, the healthcare industry is hard at work trying to meet the massive demand for vaccines.
Stevens has a lot going for it when you look at the numbers. If you take a minute to look into how it stacks up, you’ll probably see the terms “high return on investment” and “starting salary” being thrown around left and right across different college ranking websites.
The Diversity & Inclusion Committee (commonly referred to as DNI or D&I) of the Student Government Association is in the process of transitioning a new A-board (Appointed board) for 2021.
This year, Dr. Weina Meng, Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Ocean Engineering, and Dr. Hang Liu, Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, were awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) award.
In the early afternoon on Thursday, February 4, the carbon monoxide detector in Gavin Robinson’s dorm room beeped. A few minutes later, it beeped again.
While Black History Month is currently celebrated and recognized every year, February wasn’t officially declared Black History Month until 1976 by President Gerald R.
Touchdown confirmed! After almost seven months of interplanetary travel and an excruciating seven minute descent, NASA’s Perseverance rover (a.k.a Percy) made safe contact with Mars’s rocky surface on the afternoon of February 18.