There was an incredible amount of hidden talent revealed to the Stevens community at the Blueberry Jam in Babbio Atrium. The third of its kind, this collaboration by the Audio Engineering Club and the Art Club provided yet another opportunity for students to showcase their skills in areas such as vocal, instrumental, poetic, comedic and other artistic forms.
The Stute
By Susana Restrepo
On Thursday February 26 at 9:15 p.m., the sorority Delta Phi Epsilon hosted a ANAD (National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders) vigil in Babbio Atrium.
Anyone at Stevens who has been using DuckBills for a while might agree that it gets difficult to remember who exactly in Hoboken accepts DuckBills now a days.
Regardless of the predominantly male population on campus, Women’s Programs strives to bring powerful, female speakers to campus. To celebrate Women’s History Month, the Women’s Program invited filmmaker, speaker, and gender equality advocate Jennifer Siebel Newsom to campus this past Tuesday.
Hello, my fellow ducks! If you’re an avid reader of The Stute, you may have noticed that my column was missing from the last two issues – gasp!
My last column outlined points I made in a February 18 debate at Stevens about religion and science. My “opponent,” Oxford mathematician John Lennox, a Christian, sent me the following response, which was originally published on my Scientific American blog, “Cross-check,” in a slightly longer form.
Susana Restrepo Orakas
It’s no secret that Chinatown is basically run on cash. Because of some lack of planning, I made the mistake of going there the other day intending to buy things on my debit card.
Most people don’t contract “PAX Plague” until after the PAX Convention, from either the concentration of people or poor life choices.
I thought long and hard about what I should write my penultimate Stute Editorial on, so I chose a topic relevant to everything: legacy.
Last week Professor Peninno was given the 2015 Artist Fellowship Award from The New Jersey State Council on the Arts. The award is based on an “independent peer panel assessment of the artistic quality taken from work samples submitted by individual New Jersey artists.”