For the first time in Stevens history, the Visual Arts and Technology program hosted its senior exhibition at the Barsky Gallery in Hoboken, New Jersey.
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The Society of Women Engineers gathered in the Bissinger Room this past Monday for an evening of “mocktails,” networking, and meaningful dialogue with five female panelists from Stryker, one of the largest manufacturers of medical devices and equipment.
Just as end-of-the-semester stress was beginning to set in, Stevens’ comedy group Off Center presented their final sketch comedy show of the semester.
For an in-class exercise, I like asking students: “What’s your utopia?” I tell them that utopias aren’t fashionable these days; “utopian” is generally employed in a derogatory sense, meaning naively optimistic.
By Stephen Walter
Enduring any length of time at Stevens can give a student plenty to complain about, I have certainly done my share over my four years here.
About one year ago, I committed to Stevens Institute of Technology. I was so excited to be part of “the class that brought the sunshine with them.”
YouTube announced some new ventures this week, namely that it will be co-producing feature films with DreamWorks-owned AwesomenessTV. It will also be backing series starring its most famous stars, including SMOSH, Fine Brothers, Prank vs.
The Apple Watch was made available for pre-order last week, coinciding with the embargo being lifted on major publications’ reviews for the device.
Magic is a new SMS-based on-demand delivery service, and it might change your life. Mike Chen, founder of the company, was an employee at a startup called Bettir.
HBO launched a new streaming service this week, HBO Now, exclusively on Apple TV, iOS, and Optimum Online.
HBO Now is a standalone service that differs from HBO GO in that an existing cable subscription is not required to sign up.