Bad days are inevitable. No matter how hard you try, sometimes things go wrong, and that’s okay. How we deal with the things that are going on around us says a lot about who we are.
The Stute
My Stevens colleague Alex Wellerstein, an historian of science, has become a go-to expert on nuclear weapons, published in The New Yorker, Washington Post and elsewhere.
Between Walker Gym and Babbio Center, Stevens Police has acquired a decked-out Ford F5-50 police truck. Stevens Police received the truck as a donation from the Jersey City Police Department last spring, and it recently went into use, carrying essential equipment including barricades, first-aid kits, and vests.
Last Thursday, the Stevens Board of Trustees announced that our values have a price tag. If a donation is high enough, then the Board is willing to name our buildings after just about anyone.
Last Friday, Sept. 29, an industrial building fire caused structural damage to the NJ-139 westbound ramp near the Holland Tunnel in Jersey City, closing three westbound lanes.
Before 10 p.m. local time on Oct. 1, 64-year-old Stephen Paddock opened fire at the Route 91 Harvest Country Music Festival in Las Vegas, NV.
On Wednesday, Oct. 4 at 4 p.m., Dr. Oren Etzioni, the Chief Executive Officer of the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, gave a lecture called “Is Artificial Intelligence Good or Evil?”
As an expanding and growing school, Stevens Institute of Technology is in need of more space for students, staff, and faculty.
On Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017, The Lodge and Theta Phi Alpha had their second annual 0.1K Philanthropic Pancake Run.
Participants donated $5 to the cause and then proceeded to run up the hill from Davis Hall to Hayden Hall.
I had never thought I’d see this much red before Christmas. I had found a restaurant named Baja surprisingly close to my apartment, but located in a corner of town I had yet to cross.