The Stute
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The Stute is the student-run newspaper of Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ. On September 23, 1904, the first issue of The Stute was published, and has continued ever since. We deliver news to the Stevens and Hoboken community and collaborate with other student organizations to inform readers. Source
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The April-May allergy season is a familiar roll-around for anyone who grew up in the Northeastern United States. Sitting by an open window in a classroom, trying to take an exam while your eyes water so much that you can’t see the exam question. Stepping outside into the bright May sunshine and sneezing five times in a row before squinting into the haze of pollen that you can almost see being blown across the yard by the spring breeze.
Not knowing often leads to discovery
When it comes to creating art, I have found that not knowing anything can sometimes leave room for more creativity. At times when I am overcome with writer’s block or things like that, I have learned that the solution is actually abandoning what I know. There is something about not knowing anything that can sometimes force you to look at art from a new perspective. This allows you to approach new techniques and maybe discover something new about the artistic process by starting from scratch.
New scientific discovery for lifelong bone strength
Osteoporosis is a disease of the skeletal system that makes bones more likely to break, affecting more than 200 million people worldwide. However, scientists may have found a way to rebuild those weakened bones. A recent study from Leipzig University in Germany highlights a receptor called GPR133, which belongs to a larger family known as adhesion G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs), and its role in maintaining healthy bone.
A Few Good Men
Most courtroom dramas revolve around finding the truth. A Few Good Menis about what happens when people in power do everything to conceal the truth. The famous line at the end of the movie is not a twist, but just a man who truly believes what he did was right. Rob Reiner’s film follows Danny Kaffee as he defends two Marines who have been accused of killing a fellow Marine on a military base in Guantanamo Bay.
Men’s Volleyball takes fifth consecutive conference title
Men’s Volleyball has won their fifth consecutive Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Championship title after taking a 3-1 victory over Messiah College this past Saturday, April 11, at Canavan Arena. This victory rounds out their undefeated conference record at 8-0 and adds another win to their overall record of 25-5. Additionally, this was the fourth time the Ducks have faced off against Messiah in the conference championship game, with the Ducks winning each time.
Why am I so exhausted all the time?
In high school, my day would start at around 6 a.m. and end around 9 p.m. For most of the year, I would be at school 45 minutes early for mock trial practice. I would then have a full day of classes which would be followed by a shift at the restaurant I worked at. I would usually make it home by 8:30 p.m. where I would get some homework done and then doomscroll and crash for the day. Rinse and repeat this for 180 days for a couple of years, and that was high school.
Spice tolerance - The Stute
I don’t flinch when the food is spicy. It’s something people notice quickly. The first bite, the pause, the glance in my direction — waiting to see if I’ll react the way they do. But I don’t reach for water. I don’t laugh it off or downplay it. I keep eating. Because this isn’t new to me. I was raised on food that doesn’t apologize for its heat. In my house, spice was never something added cautiously at the end.
The future of nuclear energy with Dr. Friedman
On Wednesday, April 8, Professor Emeritus Edward A. Friedman gave a lecture as a guest speaker for the American Nuclear Society (ANS) on the future of nuclear energy. In his presentation, he first introduced the history of nuclear energy and where it came from. He discussed where radioactivity first came from, denoting that Henri Becquerel was the first to recognize this energy form back in 1896.
No. 13 Stevens meets No. 8 York in ranked matchup
The Ducks faced No. 7 York (PA) College women’s lacrosse in a non-conference matchup in York, PA, on Saturday afternoon, April 4, 2026, falling 11–4. Both teams now hold a 7–4 record. Stevens recorded one goal in each quarter, while York used stronger second and third periods to separate from the Ducks. The two teams were evenly matched in shot attempts during the first half, each recording 15, but York entered halftime with a 5–2 lead.
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