On Wednesday Oct. 27, the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE) hosted The Amazing Race: Professional Edition. In this event, players competed in pairs and followed clues to various locations on campus.
The Stute
Since the start of the fall semester, the Stevens community has been bustling with new faculty and staff all over campus.
By Daivd Ye
1st year graduate student, major in Computer Science
In the 114th issue of the Stute, an anonymous reader wrote a PSA addressing the so-called “intolerance” within Steven’s fraternities.
The library, with its printers, scanners, and quiet study rooms, although often crowded, is a prime location to get work done.
Allegedly, there are two types of people at this school. The first kind are people who wanted to come to Stevens: it was their first choice school and they applied early decision.
I remember my middle school principal reading a quote as part of the morning announcements: “The third quarter of the race is always the hardest.”
By: The Stevens Greek Councils
Recently, a Letter to the Editor of the Stute titled “A Public Service Announcement” caught the attention of many communities on and off of Stevens Campus.
Bob Dylan became the first musician to ever win the Nobel Prize in Literature this year. Dylan, best known for his career as a songwriter, had his start singing protest songs in Greenwich Village.
Two hours of sleep
And three cups of coffee later
I ask myself
What am I doing
And I answer
I think I’m doing this for me.
Last Friday, I was told about an American-themed restaurant opening in the East Village whose theme was American stereotypes: red, white, and blue everywhere, Walmart references, large meat dishes, etc.