The Student Government Association (SGA) Senate held a special meeting on Wednesday, February 20, in Burchard 118. The meeting, called for by President Jason Chlus, was to discuss Proclamation P-19S-001, also titled “A Case and Justification on the Creation of an Intercultural Center.”
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A $400 debt is owed to the Student Government Association; however, the details of who is responsible for that debt are more complicated than could have ever been anticipated.
For someone who writes a weekly column, I (admittedly) don’t read very much as far as news and blogs go. I wish I did, and I know it’s taken a toll on my stylistic growth (or lack thereof).
“It’s important to know that the Title IX office is here so that students can feel safe to come forward and report and that’s encouraged.
I’m not really the type of person who doodles during class. I’m more of the pen-tapper, knuckle-breaker, glancing-at-the-clock-every-five-minutes type of person.
Citing competitive advantages such as an interdisciplinary faculty, unique research, and a premier location, the College of Arts and Letters announced its Five Year Strategic Plan on October 5, 2018 through an announcement on the Stevens website.
During my time as President, a series of negative opinion pieces were published about me by a Mr. Mark Krupinski. Although I felt they were unfair, both my Cabinet and I held our tongues in an attempt to “be the bigger person.”
Stevens’ annual Bid Night, a celebratory evening that welcomes the newest members of Greek Life, has been reformatted this year. A main part of the festivities, known as “rounds,” has been struck from the usual activities that occur on Bid Night.
Joseph Dolan explores the Green New Deal.
As opposed to a lot of Stevens students, I’m not from New Jersey. My home is New York, and I grew up frequently visiting Manhattan.