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Walking around Hoboken after returning from summer break, I took in some of the city’s classics. The smell of my favorite pizza wafting through the streets.
Stevens Institute of Technology’s history of innovation and research began with its founding family of inventors. Colonel John Stevens III, after graduating from King’s College in New York City in 1768, purchased and began to develop a plot of land that now comprises present-day Hoboken.
On Friday, August 30, the Stevens Women’s Volleyball team started their season with two games — one game against Millikin University and another against Roger Williams University.
As the summer comes to a close and we begin a new semester, some of us return to classes, to co-op, or to work every day.
According to the Emergency IT Department, the virus has been described as “bad,” “very bad,” and “dear God let us go back to defeating this demon code.”
If you are a woman between the ages of 18 and 45 and are active on social media, there is a likely chance that you have received some type of direct message sounding something like this: “Hey girl!!!
Welcome to all new and returning readers of The Stute! This is Put Your Records On, a biweekly column where I write about contemporary music, including industry trends, as well as new music and concert reviews.
I grew up in Florida and lived in a Puerto-Rican household with my single mother, my half-brother, and his father. My father wasn’t around, but he did leave one thing to me: his skin color.
Coming off a win away at Mitchell College, the Stevens Men’s Soccer team played their home opener on Sunday, September 1.