On Wednesday evening, Stevens students gathered in EAS 222 for the Student Government Association Presidential Debate, the first debate between opposing SGA presidential tickets since the fall semester of 2012.
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Thanks to the advent of music recording software that’s as accessible as the channels to distribute the latest Hot Track, it’s seemingly easy to drown in the river of new tunes these days.
The leaders of the many Stevens RSOs (recognized student organizations) on campus are preparing to submit their budget requests for following spring semester.
SITTV’s iconic black doorway sign above the entrance on the side of Humphreys Hall was stolen. According to a report by Tyler Romeo, General Manager of SITTV, it went missing some time over the weekend, between Friday, October 30 and Sunday, November 1.
Monsters, aliens, and outrageous costumes—what better place is there to get into the Halloween spirit than “The Rocky Horror Picture Show?”
The SGA presidential debate Wednesday night was hardly a debate. For those who didn’t see it, most of the night was spent with the two tickets agreeing with eachother on virtually every point.
I am going to preface the following analysis by stating that I am focusing on one specific question that I felt wasn’t answered.
The Stevens Forensics Team held its first interest meeting last Wednesday in the Fielding Room on the third floor of the Howe Center.
I am at a pretty interesting crossroads in my life, and I know that my current situation is not at all unique.
Stevens has a wide variety of different ethnic clubs and organizations. Among them are the Indian Undergraduate Association (IUA), Filipino Association of Stevens Tech.