Julia Wierzbicki is a 2/4 Mechanical Engineering student at Stevens. In her sophomore year of college, she is already a successful author that has three published books on Amazon under the pseudonym J.L.
The Stute
The day before I went home for Easter, my friends and I decided to have dinner.
We opted for Barbès: a French and Moroccan restaurant that had long been on my restaurant bucket list.
Netflix recently released a new movie called Moxie which follows a teenage girl who starts a feminist revolution in her school.
“We are looking forward to a better world for all of us,” said President Narfarvar. “We stuck it in the How Center for so long, and we’re pretty sure it’s safe to say we’re never going to come back to visit.”
This past week, Snevets faculty finally completed a formulation of a BUDLITE-19 vaccine ready for a first round of clinical trials.
If you are reading this, you better take the quiz! If you don’t, then I guess you don’t exist (just like half of the student body missing from campus this year).
Welcome to The Stupe — the one day out of the year where Off The Press puts some sense into us and teaches us about real journalism!
Well, it’s all Snevets students’ favorite time of the year again — class registration. Upcoming Fall 2021 registration will be taking place online, so the registrar has turned off their emails and will be ignoring all questions from students.
On March 28, 2021, the Center of Disease of Control (CDC) announced a new, highly infectious strain of COVID-1870: SIT07030, which health officials have nicknamed the “Duck Strain.”
On March 10, 2021, Snevets launched Workday Student as the new student information system. After years of using the archaic Student/Faculty Web Services app on the intra-site, the administration just could no longer handle creating the semester course schedule on white boards in the Registrar office and manually uploading it to the system.