It’s with great pain that I have to write this and have it be read rather than just assume everyone gets the picture.
The Stute
Last Wednesday, Oiio Design Studio released a concept for “The Big Bend,” a skyscraper that bends into a semicircle at the top and makes its way back to ground level.
Recently, I learned what a “Finstagram” is. I’d consider myself a very “in the know” person when it comes to social media, so I simultaneously felt ashamed and wrong that I was out of touch with a common type of Instagram accounts.
Tick, tock… tick, tock. Sitting in some classes, I wonder, “Why am I even here? What is the purpose of the lecture I’m sitting through, if it’s not being covered on the test, or final?
Into the Woods, a mystical -yet humorous- play, intertwines several fairy tale stories into one, but with a twist. Cinderella, Jack, the Baker and his wife, Little Red Riding Hood, the witch, and Rapunzel all coexist in this dark retelling of classic fairy tale stories.
On Thursday, March 30th, the Development Office along with Student Affairs and Alumni Office held “A Celebration of Women in Leadership” event in Bissinger, as a part of the Week of Women.
The Steven’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB-SIT) is set to host a golf outing and wine tasting event on May 3rd to help raise funds for their cause.
My last five columns explored philosophy’s purpose. The series was provoked, in part, by the claim of physicist Stephen Hawking that science has rendered philosophy obsolete as a truth-seeking method.
On Today, March 31, at 8:00 am, from his house, on the Snevets campus, next to the Castle Point Hall, President Narfarvar made a statement that cannot be quoted here since this reporter forgot to quote him.