Here at Stevens Institute of Technology, there are all sorts of people. As you walk around, you may not be able to tell.
The Stute
This column is probably several weeks overdue, but the message is important regardless of the timing.
Things have been really rough for most people who have at least some strong political, moral, or philosophical convictions ever since this election began.
This fall semester has not only ushered in significant change to the Stevens landscape, but has also marked the welcoming of several new faces onto campus.
As a new addition to the Stevens family, Danielle Holmes is an energetic, cheerful, hard-working and caring person, making her position as the Area Director of Residence life ideal.
President Nariman Farvardin was honored by the Research & Development Council of New Jersey as Educator of the Year on Nov.
In response to Mind of a Freshman from October 28
To Audrey, who wrote “I Feel Sick:” thank you. I was moved by your piece.
Would you rather be plausible but dull, or implausible but fascinating? Economist Robin Hanson has made his choice. His new book The Age of Em: Work, Love and Life when Robots Rule the Earth, envisions consequences of advances in artificial intelligence.
As most of you know, the elections have come to an end and the new President has been chosen (and if you don’t know well then you’re probably living under rock).
Described as a farce, Rumors builds on unbelievable situations to create a hilarious play. Rumors opens with characters Chris and Ken panicking about Charlie’s, the deputy mayor of New York who remains off-scene for the show, suicide attempt.
The three tickets for 2017 Student Government Association President sat down for debate of eight questions from the moderators – questions chosen from student submissions via an online form – followed by nine questions from audience members.