2019 shall surely go on to be recorded as one of the worst years in the history of Stevens Institute of Technology.
The Stute
Imagine waking up to a cup of coffee and a warm breakfast made by your customized robot, Alexa. As you walk out the door to go to work, your car recognizes your face and opens the door.
This week marks the third week The Stute is publishing without our computers.
100 Gecs is an emo-rap/bubblegum bass duo formed by Laura Les and Dylan Brady, and although they are branded as “experimental pop,” they draw from an endless supply of genres to create a very cohesive sound.
It was the morning of August 8, 2019, when members of the Stevens community were greeted by a strange message on their screens.
Imagine standing on a beach with your toes in the sand and without a care in the world. Breathe in that salty air and hear the seagulls caw (or mew, purr, or squeal, depending on where you are from).
Stevens has released their 990 tax form for 2017, which indicates the amount of spending on high-ranking officials and directors during the fiscal year, beginning on July 1, 2017 and ending June 30, 2018.
When you step onto the Stevens campus, it’s clear to see that some very important changes are taking place (I mean, it’s pretty hard to miss the construction around here), but this year we have a quieter and much less bothersome change occurring in our Office of Undergraduate Student Life — the arrival of our new Greek Coordinator, Amanda DePinho!
Plastered on the construction barriers around campus is one of Stevens’ familiar unofficial phrases: A University on the Rise. As a university that promotes itself with this phrase, the question of how sustainable that growth is comes into discussion.
Many Senior Design classes have been without a classroom since the beginning of the school year due to the delayed opening of the anticipated Gateway Academic Center.