April is the most hectic month for seniors. The Senior Design Expo is fast approaching, something that was only a glimmer on the horizon way back in August.
The Stute
Whenever I tell somebody that I go to Stevens, I always get asked about how I like Hoboken. I have mixed feelings.
Stevens students joined the fight against cancer with the first Relay for Life in Walker Gym this past Friday. Over 350 participants gathered to honor and remember those who have battled the disease, as well as raise donations throughout the night.
Imagine you’re in an interview for the job of your dreams at the best company you could ask for. You have the best resume that Career Services has ever seen: 4.0 GPA, honors all around, amazing work experience, and you’re the president of several clubs and organizations.
I had an entirely different idea for my editorial this week. I wanted to discuss how I attended Castle Point Anime Convention for the first time despite being a junior, how my judgmental notions of CPAC were squashed, and how nice the entire experience was for me not as an anime fan, but as a person.
As some of you may know, one of Hoboken’s best features is the availability of diverse restaurants offering a plethora of brunch options.
Every spring, “weeaboos” descend on Hoboken for Castle Point Anime Convention. “The first step of CPAC is picking the date,” says Convention Chair Tyler Romeo.
The College of Arts and Letters is introducing a new minor in Film Studies. The two pioneers of this minor are Professor Anthony Pennino and Edward Foster.
PSE&G provides a majority of the power to New Jersey homes, schools, and businesses. Within the company are powerful women engineers who have much experience to share with aspiring female engineers.