With summer officially ending on September 22, temperatures will begin to drop, and wardrobes will change for the new season. Summer trends are going out of fashion, and new trends are developing.
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If you’re looking for a fun place to spend the day, Hoboken is a great choice. You get an amazing view of the Manhattan skyline while still being in New Jersey!
Joey No-Nuts Cafe is exactly what it sounds like: A cafe with absolutely no nuts. They officially opened on October 1, 2019, on the corner of 7th Street and Willow Avenue in Hoboken.
Recently, the Hoboken Italian Festival celebrated its 100th anniversary from September 10 to 13. Hosted in honor of Madonna Dei Martiri, the weekend was dedicated to commemorating Italian culture while spotlighting many of Hoboken’s local businesses.
When I’m hungry for breakfast, I can really only think of 3 things: Pop-Tarts, cereal, and a nice warm bagel. The first two are boring (and a little unhealthy), so despite being last on the list, bagels are probably my favorite breakfast food — and over the year and a half I’ve been in Hoboken, I’ve made it my mission to find the best one you can get your hands on.
On September 8, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese released his government’s new “My Feed, My Way” campaign, which would set new minimum standards for the tools that Australian minors use on social media.
On Saturday, September 5, the Women’s Soccer team faced Westfield State University at Rams Field in Farmingdale, NY. The game ended in a 1-1 draw, with Stevens taking an early lead before Westfield State scored in the second half.
Summer may be over, but the Stevens Field Hockey team is already firing up to a fantastic start. With wins against York College of Pennsylvania and Widener University, it’s already shaping up to be an exciting season!
Revealed in a paper from the journal Cell Biomaterials this past July, researchers at Duke University have had their first success with a new treatment approach for stroke patients.
Spinal cords, when damaged, can rarely repair themselves due to the excessive response of the immune system. For instance, it can create everlasting scar tissue that prevents nerve fibers from reconnecting and stabilizing.