When I came in as Editor-in-Chief, I wanted to change the little things. I advocated for uniform opinion columnist headshots, more events, more themed general body meetings (GBMs), and more collabs — things of that nature.
The Stute
The most nervous I’ve ever been at this job wasn’t climbing equipment, looking down, and thinking if I trip right now it’s game over.
These days, I’m not looking for a multi-book series or a 500-page commitment. I want a quick novel that grabs me from the first page.
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed the federal government to temporarily resume using an expanded federal data system to check the citizenship status of people registered to vote in state elections.
While AI is an extremely pertinent topic, quantum computing—which may aid in the development of AI and other emerging technologies—is equally as important.
As the November midterm elections are approaching, the U.S. government is deploying something that has never been done before. Military cyber units will be deployed to defend elections from foreign interference.
On September 25, 2026, Stevens class of 2030 convocation speaker and New Jersey’s Lieutenant Governor, Dale Caldwell, resigned after a combination of ethics violations, sexual harassment claims, and accusations involving staffers.
The students participating in the Clark Scholars Program have chosen to donate $25,000 to the Hoboken Volunteer Ambulance Corps (HVAC). The A.
Whether it’s your first time or your fourth, there’s always something to do in Hoboken to celebrate the autumn season. From admiring the fall foliage, enjoying the seasonal pumpkin drinks, or watching a zombie opera, there’s something for everyone!
We are officially less than one month away from Halloween, which means it is finally time to lock in on your costumes if you haven’t already picked the perfect one.