Over spring break, I was in Lisbon, Portugal, having the time of my life. A beautiful country, decent weather (despite the constant raining and windy days), and five days with a bunch of other Stevens students distracted me from all of my responsibilities back in New Jersey.
The Stute
I’ve been writing for decades about the mind-body problem, the deepest of all mysteries. And yet, only recently have I realized that few people outside philosophy and mind-related scientific fields are familiar with the phrase “mind-body problem.”
It’s only human to want to please everyone and to get upset when people disagree with what you do. I have been in these situations many times and have been disappointed, and I’ve also seen others be stressed out over other people’s criticism.
Pharrell Williams has done it again — another collaboration with Adidas that is sure to inspire sneakerheads everywhere. Adidas recently overtook Jordan Brand as the second-most profitable sneaker company in North America, behind only Nike.
The second annual International Women’s Day Symposium helped raise awareness for issues facing women in modern-day society. The event was sponsored by Amnesty International and the Lore-El Center for Women’s Leadership with over 10 additional student organizations participating in the event.
In 1990, on assignment for Scientific American, I had a close encounter with Stephen Hawking, who just died at the age of 76.
On Tuesday, March 22, members of the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) networked with Stevens alumni who work in the biomedical engineering industry while enjoying traditional Irish food.
Emme Scharmann is the principal cellist in the Stevens Orchestra and is a founding member of the Stevens String Ensemble. She is a 3/5 Mechanical Engineering major, the Vice President of Art Club, and is currently starting a badminton club on campus.
The day I have been waiting for finally came: The Oscars took place on March 4! I’d like to take this week’s entry to reflect on the films I covered as part of the Spoiler Alert column.
Think about the last time you were at the movies and your heart truly fluttered, sank, or just ached. The best movies evoke intense emotions in viewers through stunning visuals, great acting performances, and meaningful scripts.