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What do professors do when they aren’t teaching?

Students are usually only exposed to the teaching side of their professors. What they know is whether their professors are harsh graders, assign a lot of homework, or explain concepts well.

Advice to professors from a student’s perspective

First, I want to preface this article by saying that being a professor is truly an extraordinary job. On top of all the research, studies, and professional accomplishments you have achieved throughout your academic career, you also have to manage teaching students, maintaining communication with them, and grading hundreds of papers.

Dr. Querido’s life outside of the classroom

For Dr. William Querido, his day doesn’t begin with reviewing lesson plans or preparing research papers. It starts with taking care of his two beloved dogs and a cup of Brazilian coffee. 

Stevens doesn’t know what they have until it’s gone

This staff op-ed solely represents the majority view of The Stute editorial board to reflect opinions within the Stevens community. THEY DO NOT REFLECT THE VIEW OF THE STUTE AS AN ORGANIZATION.

Men’s Tennis ITA Day 1 & 2 results

The Stevens Men’s Tennis team competed in the first two days of the ITA Southeast Regional Championship on October 1 and 2 at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia. 

NASA-backed scientists turn plastic waste into edible cookies

Plastic waste is a plague that afflicts everyone inhabiting our planet and pollutes our rivers, lakes, and oceans. This problem arises from the lack of reusability of plastic waste, which inadvertently leads to it being dumped into waterways, where microplastics contaminate drinking water.