By David Horowitz and Elina Tuder
Professor Borowski has been working at Stevens since the Fall of 2014, and he currently teaches CS 115 Intro to Computer Science, CS 385 Algorithms, and CS 370 Creative Problem Solving and Team Programming.
The Stute
As we embark on a new year of school, a new year of Greek life comes with it. So then comes a new year filled with deep-rooted friendships, memories, and experiences.
Founded in 1900, the Gamma Delta chapter of Sigma Nu has a century-old legacy on Castle Point – and is the longest running chapter of Sigma Nu in the country.
Dr. Nicholas Touikan is a Calculus professor at Stevens. He has taught Calculus at Stevens for three years, and is constantly revising his curriculum to promote deep learning, which he describes as, “understanding … material well enough so that you know what you’re doing, and how to apply it later.”
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u Alpha Phi professes to create a bond of brotherhood passed down from generation to generation, including lasting relationships between alumni and currently active members.
We’re Ocean’s Thirteen meets Sandlot except nobody has money and our neighbor’s dog is a lot smaller.
We’re Seinfeld meets Friends except we like airline food and we’re either Joey or Chandler but never Ross.
When the elevators open on the 10th floor of the Howe center, you may be surprised to see a desk full of rubber duckies and a poster flaunting its support for the LGBT community.
Kappa Sigma is under the Interfraternity Conference (IFC) along with 9 other fraternities on campus. With over 300 chapters, the Rho Omega chapter at Stevens Institute of Technology is among the top 5% due to our hard work, diligence, and principles.
In the world of Android, Samsung is regarded as one of the best manufacturers when it comes to hardware. Features such as styli and curved edge to edge screens set their designs apart from the competition.