From April 21 to 25, Stevens celebrated its first undergraduate research week.
Each day was filled with an exciting event dedicated for students to explore research opportunities, network with peers, and commemorate student research achievements.
The Stute
Procrastination is a common word that is used amongst college students, and it is often a result of being too busy or just not wanting to finish an assignment by putting it off to the last minute.
“Closing time, you don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here.” Those are words that have been echoing in my head lately.
I am perhaps the biggest advocate of fat books, and Priory of the Orange Tree is one of the most popular big books to be released in recent years.
During these past few weeks, I have had several writers request that their articles be published under “The Stute” rather than their own names.
Picture this: a warmly lit, charming entryway, almost like a little hallway, welcomes you in. It feels like you are stepping into a luxury hotel, and the display you see is the most pastel, colorful, light, powdered-sugar-dusted pastries, softly illuminated by nice warm lights.
Last week, I was invited to speak at the induction ceremony of Stevens’ chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon, the national mathematics honors society.
This year has been full of everything I didn’t expect. There have been friendships, opportunities, and bonds that I never thought would happen to me during my first year of college.
What was all that? Is it just me or was this school year absolutely insane? So many things happened, so many new experiences, and especially so many new songs!
Your last week is approaching which means no more paper pushing, awkwardly polite emails, or laughing with Linda from Marketing over dumb little office jokes that became the highlight of your day.