Halloween is more about the hype than the execution. You spend weeks scrolling through Pinterest and TikTok, saving the most elaborate and witty costumes you can find, and then midterms hit.
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With Election Day, November 4, New Jerseyians are making their final decisions on who should be the new governor. The democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill, who represents New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District, graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1994 and then earned a Master’s degree in Global History from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Every friend group has that person — the one who doesn’t just make plans, but runs the group like a miniature government.
With another big voting season coming up next November—the midterm elections—voters may be wondering about questions such as: why do they need to vote?
Each year, from November 3 to 7, is National First-Generation Week. Its purpose is to celebrate first-generation college students’ achievements and bring awareness to the challenges that they face.
Are you a computer scientist who is secretly an artist? A biomedical engineer with a love for economics? Maybe an accountant with an interest in physics?
The rise of AI has been undeniable. Platforms, from social media apps to search engines, have been incorporating AI, subsequently creating the need for data centers.
In the years since the Trump administration first launched bold interior-immigration enforcement operations, cities across the U.S. have staged a sustained legal pushback against the federal government’s deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and related federal forces.
In June 2025, Stevens Professor Ying Wang from the Department of Systems Engineering received the prestigious Army Research Office (ARO) Early Career Award for her project titled “From Proactive to Autonomous: Dynamic Assurance in CPS via Formal-Fuzz Interactions and Posterior Formal Verification.”
Having recently played a lot of GeoGuessr, I’ve become particularly interested in the “meta” of different geographic landscapes. Admittedly, my memory is poor for the varying telephone poles, foliage, and Google cars.