Failure of any kind really sucks. Really, it does. But as it turns out, women and men are very differently affected by it.
The Stute
I never thought that I would be halfway through the semester already. It feels like just yesterday that I moved into my dorm and experienced freshman orientation.
Okay, so, I am going to start complaining again, because this stupid thing happened again, and I need to blow off some steam about it.
The October 2, 2015 edition of The Stute featured an article regarding the club sports P.E. academic credit policy at Stevens.
Among all the exciting new changes coming to Stevens in the near future, lies the ever-growing language program offered within the College of Arts and Letters.
Two days ago was Back to the Future day. Social media boomed with people around the world celebrating the 1989 Back to the Future sequel—which saw time travel to October 21, 2015—and clamoring about what the film got right about 2015 (hello, virtual reality eyewear) and what it got wrong (sorry, Cubs).
After decades of being told that mammograms save lives by detecting breast cancer early, women are now learning that these tests often lead to false alarms, more technically known as “overdiagnosis.”
Google has been under public scrutiny in the last month due to their name and logo change. In a way, Google is growing up, which means their products should mature as well.
The results are in, and as of this past weekend, the SURE House design submitted by Stevens Institute of Technology has won first place in the U.S.
