For as long as I can remember, Sri Thai has been more than just a restaurant—it’s been a favorite place for my family and me in Hoboken.
The Stute
Seventh semester. Huh. A few weeks ago, Stute Weekend was wrapping up just as the RAs were moving in for training, and as the lull of summer campus came to a close, my wise Editor in Chief pointed out, “I can’t really remember what I was doing the first day of class last semester.”
By forging a new method of creating superheavy elements, chemists may be on track to create element 120 starting in late 2025.
“I take notes like some people take drugs,” is what Tim Ferriss said in his blog on December 7, 2007. Notetaking in educational institutions has always been a staple of the student experience.
Our newest ducks just arrived on campus on August 25 and likely forgot some dorm essentials that will help to make the first year in a dorm go smoothly.
Your DuckCard can be used for numerous things around campus, from getting into your dorm to accessing your meal plan. You can also flash it at a cashier at Aeropostale or Levi’s for 15% off.
In a recent interview, Professor John Bredin of the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (HASS) shared insights into his research of the often-forgotten actress of the early age of film: Blanche Walsh.
On May 2 at 4:30 p.m., a “random Thursday afternoon,” many Seniors celebrated the end of their careers at Stevens. A procession of a couple hundred students, led by flag bearers Joyce Lin and Attila, commenced from Palmer Lawn to Babbio following the path alongside the UCC and Davis Hall in a tradition known as the Wittpenn Walk.
Every year at the Innovation Expo, Stevens students showcase their senior design projects. These projects range from creating a high speed electric boat to using Chat-GPT to predict the stock market, to research applications of stereochemistry.
Commencement is a time of great joy and celebration; bringing together graduating seniors, their families, school administrators and faculty, and of course alumni.