A couple of weeks ago, I read an article by the New York Times called “27 Ways to Be a Modern Man.”
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The Alpha Epsilon Delta pre-medical honor society invited chemistry, chemical biology, and biology students to meet their department heads this past Wednesday.
In the middle of Times Square, nine glowing white letters seem to be the symbol of hope to all college fashionistas whose souls wouldn’t even get them a heel off a Jimmy Choo: “Forever 21” they pronounce boldly.
In most Stevens students’ minds, cupcakes are synonymous with Crumbs, but what they don’t know is that a few steps away is another cupcakery with a cozy café sort of atmosphere.
Not everyone’s a baseball fan, but everyone understands the significance of an underdog achievement. For the Chicago Cubs, it’s been 106 seasons without a World Series championship victory, the longest in the entirety of Major League Baseball.
This past Wednesday, the students of Girls Fight Back delivered an informative session about student assaults on campuses across the country.
Unfortunately for meteorologists, their mistakes outweigh their successes. Even more unfortunate for them is a new weather app, Sunshine. Katerina Stroponiati, co-founder and CEO of Sunshine, agrees that most people do not trust typical weather reports.
Heightened preparations for Hurricane Joaquin and lost Assassins information and point totals effectively halted the Red and Grey Experience’s momentum, full-stop.
The freshmen at Stevens might be considered the most targeted students on campus. As the newest members of the Stevens community, they are willing to participate in all types of events, from pre-orientation city escapades and outdoor adventures to inter-dormitory dodgeball tournaments.
Hoboken mayor Dawn Zimmer will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony and inaugural “first ride” for the new bike share program at 11:30 am on Friday, October 9.