The University Towers project has been pushed back roughly six months, and the towers are now slated to be completed in Spring 2022.
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RedShift hosted its first RedShift Showcase Night, complete with music, art, and performances, last Thursday Night in Babbio Atrium. Additionally, RedShift hosted an art auction to benefit Kristi Garino.
On Monday, April 11, members of the Stevens chapter of Amnesty International set up for the Power of Faces Photo Exhibit, one of several events planned for the National Week of Student Action.
In Fall 2018, the Interfraternity Council (IFC) introduced a new system to internally deal with reports of Greek Life policy violations: the IFC Standards Board.
Every Saturday morning, I execute the same routine. Wake up at 9 a.m., get ready, fill my backpack up with school books, block out the world with Spotify, and head out to Pierce for breakfast and a few hours of schoolwork – just a morning to myself.
In the spring of 2018, at the beginning of my term as President of the Student Government Association, Stevens lost a beloved member of our community who was a very close friend of mine.
Everyone loves free food. This fact is undeniable. However, there is one individual on this campus who seems to love free food more than anyone.
Trigger warning: mention of eating disorders
A few days ago, I received a lovely compliment from a near-stranger. It went something like this: “You present yourself to the world very well.
A disruptive fence has been erected around Jacobus and Hayden on Wittpenn Walk
“You know it’s rude to ask a river her age.”