Bright lights, delicious food, and party music was the perfect recipe for last Friday’s Founder’s Day Ball. This year’s ball was the fifth year that Stevens held the event in honor of the school’s Founder’s Day.
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It was truly a relief to take students’ minds off of the exams and projects coming up this hectic week. On Wednesday night, the Latin American Association was able to accomplish just that by hosting the Salsa Con Salsa event in Hayden Lounge.
Never in a million years did I think that I would be able to learn all about professional wine tasting. As it turns out, one of the clubs that LdM offers is called the Slow Drink Club and luckily enough, I got to club sign up early enough that I was able to snag a spot in this club!
With smartphones selling in upwards of $600, smartphone companies are looking to make things more interesting. Samsung has opted to add new features to their phones.
In the December 5, 2013 issue of Cell magazine, Assistant Professor at Stevens Institute of Technology Joseph Glavy and Martin Beck, leader of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Heidelberg, Germany, published their findings on the Nuclear Pore Complex (NPC).
So, Saturday classes are a thing now. But frankly, I’m not sure I care. Sure, some things got moved around, but it’s better than the alternatives.
I may not be a bus driver, and I know that I have ridiculed them in the past for being lunatic drivers, but that doesn’t mean I don’t respect them.
There is a shamefully broad gap between the lip service that we Americans give soldiers—or “heroes,” as we love to call them—and our actual treatment of them.
Big news is “appening” in the Tech World this week. Samsung released the Galaxy S5 and a large security hole was found in Apple’s software.