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The Stute

Gianforte Center construction approved for Saturdays

On Wednesday, April 17, the Hoboken City Council voted to allow Saturday construction on the Gianforte Family Academic Complex construction site, as requested by Bob Maffia on behalf of Stevens.

Incompetence on the Rise: The Under(Grad) Conundrum

If you are a graduating senior or soon-to-be
graduating senior, you’ve likely experienced or known someone who’s experienced
an affliction that I lovingly refer to as Schrodinger’s Under(Grad) — a
situation in which Stevens cannot decide whether to treat said student as a
graduate or undergraduate student, and then proceeds to treat them as both or
neither at the same time.

Why the school newspaper matters

Probably biased, as the Editor-In-Chief of a school newspaper, but still! Hear me out.

The weekend before last, one of the most eventful days of the semester for student organizations took place: Accepted Students Weekend.

Shining Stars

The Stevens Orchestra Spring 2019 Concert was on Saturday, April 13, in DeBaun Auditorium. For some it was their first spring concert, and for others it was their last.

Refugees Welcome Proclamation passes in SGA

On April 14, 2019, the Student Government Association of Stevens Institute of Technology signed into effect a declaration to welcome refugees and support the resettlement of refugees in Hudson County.

Summer music and nostalgia

For a few weeks, I struggled
while thinking about what to write for this column. I’ve resisted writing about
Beyonce’s brilliant Homecoming live-album
and Netflix documentary, or the fact that Lemonade
is finally on Spotify (but you should watch/listen to all of that).

Stevens is on the Rise — Into the Atmosphere

Exciting news has recently been uncovered as the administration announced the secret meaning behind the iconic slogan “A University on the Rise.”

Stevens hosts “Come Close” Senior Capstone Exhibition

For most of last week, a very unique Stevens exhibition was open to the public in Jersey City.

It was hosted in a factory complex slightly outside of the denser parts of Jersey City, a structure of brick and glass surrounded by steel wire fencing with the air of an old textile mill.