Being able to say that I have officially completed my first semester of college is surreal to me. Even though I knew this would happen, up until these past few weeks I was in disbelief of how far I had come.
The Stute
I was pleasantly surprised to see recent Stevens graduate Marques Brownlee in the Democratic debate on January 17. He, along with other prominent YouTubers, recorded questions for the debate.
You have every right to cringe at that headline. But that’s the kind of cabin fever you get when you’re snowed in after a week of “back to normalcy.”
At the end of every year for almost two decades, science book agent John Brockman poses a provocative question to a bunch of smarty-pants, including scientists, philosophers, and journalists.
About nine months after a hole formed in the facade of the Gatehouse, Stevens has begun making repairs to the oldest structure on campus.
On Friday and Saturday nights, Off Center hosted “Grandma Ran Over a Reindeer,” their final sketch comedy show of the semester.
In the insanely competitive world of finance and technology, it is absolutely essential to make yourself stand out to employers with your skills.
Due to the water main break in Hoboken on Sunday, November 22, much of the city was left without portable water for some time, including the campus of Stevens.
Dr. Kevin Ryan teaches his graduate-level classes a bit differently than the norm. In his Business Information Networks course (TM-610), Ryan employs the use of a portable projector, a pen-tracking device called eBeam Edge, and screen sharing software from Blackboard Collaborate.
When I first started writing for this column, I didn’t know what to expect. In a school so focused on technology and innovation and all that, would anyone even be interested in a female-centric column?