Morning classes are not my favorite. I wouldn’t say that I’m not a morning person, but let’s just say that if I had a choice between waking up an hour ahead of time or thirty seconds before I absolutely needed to be up for something, I would choose the latter.
The Stute
On Tuesday, Nov. 8 the people of the United States elected Donald J. Trump as the 45th President of the United States.
Hello everybody, I’m Tarik Kdiry. I know this may be a bit unexpected, but I promise everything will be okay. First, let me explain: It’s been quite a week for all of us, I’m sure, what with the elections this week and the familiar workload we all deal with on a daily basis.
As their time winds down as members of the 2016 Student Government Association Cabinet, President Matt Hunt, Vice President Jess Smith, Chair of the Committee on Student Interests Tommy Daly, Treasurer Jacob Vanderbilt, Secretary Amy DiGerolamo, and also Speaker Reeba James have provided updates on current initiatives and issues facing the larger student body as they vote for their next cabinet and the new SGA constitution in the coming week.
-Name; Bachelor’s; Master’s; Year
President: Colin Aitken; Biomedical Engineering; Systems Engineering 4/5 (2013 entry, 2018 graduation)
Vice President: David Roghanian; Mechanical Engineering; Systems Engineering 4/5 (2013 entry, 2018 graduation)
What are your strengths?
– Name; Major; Year
President: Darby DeStefano; Biomedical Engineering; 4/5
Vice President: Cris Collado; Electrical Engineering; 3/5
What are your strengths?
Within the month, construction of the North Building is expected to begin. The building, which is being constructed by ModSpace Corporation, will provide new academic and classroom space for the Stevens community.
– Name; Major; Year
President: Thomas (Tommy) Daly; Civil Engineering; 4/5
Vice President: Catherine (Cat) Oesterle; Chemical Engineering; 2/4
What are your strengths?
Stevens’ Greek Life was recognized on Wednesday for its service after the Hoboken train crash incident. Sara Klein, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs, began the event by thanking the Greek Life community on campus for its assistance and disproving the stereotypes of Greek Life.
Dan Delaney, a Stevens alumnus, is running for the U.S. House of Representatives under the Libertarian Party. His position supports breaking down to what he refers to as the “flawed two-party system.”