The runoff will be held via a virtual ballot sent by email to all Greek-affiliated students.
The runoff will be held via a virtual ballot sent by email to all Greek-affiliated students.
Tiburon Benavides has been elected Grand Marshal and Isabele Lieber has been elected President of the Union.
Tiburon Benavides has been elected Grand Marshal and Isabele Lieber has been elected President of the Union.
In the wake of Monday’s primary elections, the Elections Commission received a challenge to the results. The challenge pertained primarily to the "Donuts with Candidates" event held the day of the primary. Two other concerns were brought to the EC’s attention regarding the date of the primary and the lack of a sample ballot. The EC concluded that the concerns were valid but that there was insufficient evidence to suspend the election result.
In the wake of Monday’s primary elections, the Elections Commission received a challenge to the results. The challenge pertained primarily to the "Donuts with Candidates" event held the day of the primary. Two other concerns were brought to the EC’s attention regarding the date of the primary and the lack of a sample ballot. The EC concluded that the concerns were valid but that there was insufficient evidence to suspend the election result.
The Polytechnic Editorial Board endorses Tiburon Benavides ’21, ’27G for Grand Marshal. Benavides aims to advocate for an increasingly ignored graduate student population. He also aims to improve communication between student government and the student body by lowering the barrier for student involvement, increasing the trust that students have in Public Safety and the Good Samaritan policy, and upgrading the student government IT infrastructure.
The Polytechnic Editorial Board endorses Tiburon Benavides ’21, ’27G for Grand Marshal. Benavides aims to advocate for an increasingly ignored graduate student population. He also aims to improve communication between student government and the student body by lowering the barrier for student involvement, increasing the trust that students have in Public Safety and the Good Samaritan policy, and upgrading the student government IT infrastructure.
The Polytechnic Editorial Board has chosen to not endorse a candidate for President of the Union this year.
The Polytechnic Editorial Board has chosen to not endorse a candidate for President of the Union this year.
President Schmidt hosted his sixth town meeting at EMPAC on Friday where he discussed the situation in Washington, D.C. and the Institute’s goals regarding the finances and enrollment.
President Schmidt hosted his sixth town meeting at EMPAC on Friday where he discussed the situation in Washington, D.C. and the Institute’s goals regarding the finances and enrollment.
GM candidates Tiburon Benavides '21, '27G and Vicky Guo '26 advance to the final election along with PU candidates Isabele Lieber '25, '26G and Toby McDonald '26. Also, McDonald was sanctioned for improperly gathering signatures.
GM candidates Tiburon Benavides '21, '27G and Vicky Guo '26 advance to the final election along with PU candidates Isabele Lieber '25, '26G and Toby McDonald '26. Also, McDonald was sanctioned for improperly gathering signatures.
The primary debates for both the Grand Marshal and President of the Union candidates happened on Friday in preparation for voting on Monday. Candidates got a chance to give their insight into pressing issues facing the student body and how they would address them.
The primary debates for both the Grand Marshal and President of the Union candidates happened on Friday in preparation for voting on Monday. Candidates got a chance to give their insight into pressing issues facing the student body and how they would address them.
After nine years, political parties have formally returned to GM Week.
An endorsement tracker for all candidates running for Grand Marshal and President of the Union from other student organizations.
Three candidates are running for GM and four candidates are running for PU, requiring a primary election for both positions. A virtual primary election will be held on March 17 with the two candidates for both positions that receive the most votes in their respective primary election facing off in the general election on March 20.
Three candidates are running for GM and four candidates are running for PU, requiring a primary election for both positions. A virtual primary election will be held on March 17 with the two candidates for both positions that receive the most votes in their respective primary election facing off in the general election on March 20.
The Black Students’ Alliance Fashion Show, in conjunction with EMPAC Research and DJ group PULSE, showcased pieces from a variety of designers with an emphasis on sustainability.
The Black Students’ Alliance Fashion Show, in conjunction with EMPAC Research and DJ group PULSE, showcased pieces from a variety of designers with an emphasis on sustainability.
Photography Editor Ryan Gibeau ’26 dives into how Brightline might signal the beginning of a new era for American trains.
Rensselaer falls to Colgate in a 4-3 heartbreaker in overtime.
ISSS head answers questions about federal immigration policies
ISSS Director Mary Nellis spoke about recent changes to federal immigration polices and urged the Student Senate to invite Public Safety to the conversation.
Last Tuesday, President Schmidt sent out an email to the Rensselaer community in response to a petition by RPI’s chapter of the YDSA demanding the Institute be declared a sanctuary campus. Schmidt agreed to some of the demands, but YDSA says the president didn’t go far enough.
Last Tuesday, President Schmidt sent out an email to the Rensselaer community in response to a petition by RPI’s chapter of the YDSA demanding the Institute be declared a sanctuary campus. Schmidt agreed to some of the demands, but YDSA says the president didn’t go far enough.
A motion to strip Greek life office space from the Student Government Suite passed after a lengthy debate. The Director of the Union presented an update on the Union’s first floor renovation plans.
A motion to strip Greek life office space from the Student Government Suite passed after a lengthy debate. The Director of the Union presented an update on the Union’s first floor renovation plans.
Rensselaer Endurance Motorsport and a NASA-based competition club both gained affiliation. Club Field Hockey, Code Red, and Dance Team also received funds. The Indian Students Association was granted access to the McNeil Room for an event.
After closing the meeting to the public to discuss the FY26 Union Annual Report, confusion erupted over whether the Vice President of the Class of 2026 had been removed from their role. The 2025 GM Week Elections Handbook was also presented.
The Senate hosted Vice Provost of Student Experience Rob Hradsky, who reflected on his first six months. Brandon Wachner ’27 was appointed Interfraternity Council Senator. The Senate also passed a bylaw amendment to limit discussion time.
The Poly sat down with Vice Provost for the Student Experience Rob Hradsky to discuss the Arch, summer housing, changes to punishments regarding alcohol, and more.
Rensselaer’s track and field, swim and dive, basketball, and hockey teams all competed over this weekend.
Rensselaer’s track and field, swim and dive, basketball, and hockey teams all competed over this weekend.
The Engineers dismantled the Kean University Cougars 26-7 to open their 2025 campaign
Rensselaer tallied a loss and an upset win last weekend, falling to Cornell in a 4-0 defeat before taking Colgate to a 3-2 victory in overtime.
The Engineers showed up to play at the Houston Field House last Saturday, scoring four unanswered goals in the game for a 5-2 victory over Yale.
The Engineers showed up to play at the Houston Field House last Saturday, scoring four unanswered goals in the game for a 5-2 victory over Yale.
Associate Editorial/Opinion Editor Owen Carmicino ’26 talks about different plastics, their various uses, and their effects on the world we live in.
Editorial/Opinion Editor Matthew Treanor ’28 discusses his love of the moviegoing experience and how its changed.
On Monday, the White House’s Office of Management and Budget issued a complete freeze on all federal aid. The freeze would have gone into effect on Tuesday at 5 pm; however, a federal judge stayed the order until February 3.
On Monday, the White House’s Office of Management and Budget issued a complete freeze on all federal aid. The freeze would have gone into effect on Tuesday at 5 pm; however, a federal judge stayed the order until February 3.
Both Mayor’s Cup matchups went to the Garnet Chargers last Saturday in Albany, with a 3-2 loss for both the mens’ and womens’ teams.
Both Mayor’s Cup matchups went to the Garnet Chargers last Saturday in Albany, with a 3-2 loss for both the mens’ and womens’ teams.
New Mueller Center vans, Dance Team fundraiser, Quantum Computing Club starter budget, W2SZ radio club flea market, Gajjde Sher Bhangra club budget reallocation, Humans vs. Zombies subsidy and loan, new UPAC Comedy program, RPI Ambulance subsidy, UPAC Concerts big show subsidy, and the removal of the Parliamentarian.
Out of the three proposed appointments to Executive Board positions, only one was confirmed. A motion to lower the Graduate Activity fee was brought forth but was tabled.
Associate Editorial/Opinion Editor Owen Carmicino ’26 talks about different plastics, their various uses, and their effects on the world we live in.
Sports Editor Riley Sobel ’27 liked the first episode of Severance’s second season, more or less.
Sports Editor Riley Sobel ’27 liked the first episode of Severance’s second season, more or less.
Rensselaer’s basketball, hockey, track and field, and swim and dive teams all competed over the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend.
Rensselaer’s basketball, hockey, track and field, and swim and dive teams all competed over the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend.
Engineers unable to close the gap, fall to Dartmouth 3-5.
Two last minute goals brought the Engineers up to a 5-2 loss against Harvard last Friday.
Director of Risk Management Monika Robertson and Associate Vice President of Finance Kelli Perry presented a new policy to ban e-mobility devices from campus. A formal inquiry was made by the Graduate Council into the ethics of some appointments made by the Executive Board.
Budgeting deadline, renovations, Black Students’ Association proposes their Fashion Thrift Store fundraiser, RPI Ambulance requests for the reallocation of funds, and roles are filled in the Committee of Ethical and Fair Appointments.
Rensselaer’s basketball, hockey, and track and field teams all competed over the first weekend of the semester.
Rensselaer’s basketball, hockey, and track and field teams all competed over the first weekend of the semester.
After putting up a fight for three quarters, the Engineers suffered a double-digit loss to Rochester Institute of Technology due to their fourth quarter struggles.
Rensselaer suffers a 2-0 defeat to the visiting St. Lawrence Saints.
After a strong first period, Rensselaer lost the thread and the game to Clarkson in a 3-8 defeat.
The Student Life Committee presented changes to the campus sign policy, and Alexander Lutsevich ’24G presented the "Grad Wiki," a guide for graduate students. AAC and HSAC worked to communicate with the Provost and Sodexo to compromise on the add/drop deadline and meal plan pricing.
The Bangladesh Student Association was approved to receive their starter budget. The Executive Board confirms a new Vice President of Board Operations, leaving the position of Vice President for Rules and Special Projects vacant.
Important Rensselaer and Troy officials bury a time capsule to be opened at RPI’s tricentennial in 2124.
Important Rensselaer and Troy officials bury a time capsule to be opened at RPI’s tricentennial in 2124.
Editorial/Opinion Editor John Molloy ’26 reviews the final Juice WRLD album, The Party Never Ends.
Editorial/Opinion Editor John Molloy ’26 reviews the final Juice WRLD album, The Party Never Ends.
In a press release, the Student Senate addresses recent communications to members of the Senate about significant safety concerns on campus.
In a press release, the Student Senate addresses recent communications to members of the Senate about significant safety concerns on campus.
HackRPI’s 2024 Hackathon was a success with over 450 hackers working on projects with the theme of "Urban Upgrades."
HackRPI’s 2024 Hackathon was a success with over 450 hackers working on projects with the theme of "Urban Upgrades."
Copy Coordinator Matthew Treanor ’28 shares how the daily choices you make weigh you down, and gives pointers on how to fight back.
For the greater good, a man eats an entire rotisserie chicken in front of hundreds on Russell Sage Dining Hall’s porch.
Associate News Editor and certified kitchen disaster Sophie March ’27 describes her favorite hot chocolate recipe, and how it came to be.
Vice Provost for the Student Experience Robert Hradsky sat down with The Poly to discuss the drop deadline, Arch, the testing center, and more.
Vice Provost for the Student Experience Robert Hradsky sat down with The Poly to discuss the drop deadline, Arch, the testing center, and more.
At approximately 8 pm Monday, a red car allegedly stolen drove recklessly through 15th Street, hitting parked cars in front of the Rensselaer Union.
At approximately 8 pm Monday, a red car allegedly stolen drove recklessly through 15th Street, hitting parked cars in front of the Rensselaer Union.
President Schmidt hosted his fifth town meeting where he discussed RPI’s bicentennial, enrollment, the state of higher education and more.
President Schmidt hosted his fifth town meeting where he discussed RPI’s bicentennial, enrollment, the state of higher education and more.
Rensselaer’s Blackout game against Dartmouth saw them rise to a 3-1 victory in their Friday faceoff.
Rensselaer falls in a high scoring game against Union College, losing 3-6 on Friday night.
The Executive Board approved the October 2024 revision of the Rensselaer Union Guidelines and Procedures, upon approval of signage policy by the Student Senate. Changes include a concrete Union signage policy, a clear, public link for new form interest, an increased reimbursement for gas, and various small items. Additionally, Google Developer Groups on Campus at RPI became Union Affiliated, and a few other clubs’ motions passed.
A traffic report was presented by Dominick Celeste ’25 on needed civil improvements to the RPI campus, and a new committee was made to investigate the strangely small class size of the Class of ’28.
The Class of 2028 has elected its representatives. Alondra Correa Valderrain ’28 was elected class president and Lauren Antao ’28 was elected as class vice president.
The Class of 2028 has elected its representatives. Alondra Correa Valderrain ’28 was elected class president and Lauren Antao ’28 was elected as class vice president.
Once the pivotal decision to renovate Rathskeller this past summer, Thunder Mountain Curry has sparked up a new era full of opportunity, excitement, and good food. Owner Mike Gordon gives updates on Thunder Mountain Curry’s journey thus far and plans for the future.
Once the pivotal decision to renovate Rathskeller this past summer, Thunder Mountain Curry has sparked up a new era full of opportunity, excitement, and good food. Owner Mike Gordon gives updates on Thunder Mountain Curry’s journey thus far and plans for the future.
In a nail-biting game, Rensselaer broke a third period tie-up to win a 2-1 victory over Syracuse.
The Engineers came back in the second half of their game Saturday to beat St. Lawrence 34-10.
UPAC Concerts presents Dogpark, a local alternative indie band, this past Friday in the Union.
Associate Features Editor Mary O’Brien ’28 explains why My Lady Jane is the perfect weekend binge with its retelling of Lady Jane Grey’s nine-day reign of England.
Associate Composing Editor Ryan Gibeau ’26 explains how changes to our zoning codes would help lead to a more livable country.
Reports were presented about the Mueller Center smoke and the great success of the Course Materials Value Pack program for students.
The Student Senate amended its bylaws to allow for formal inquiries into areas concerning the Union membership or Union affairs. They also passed a new election policy to improve the creation of opportunities for Student Workers to poll sit and clarify how the technology used for elections should be used.
Rensselaer showcased an impressive drone light show, utilizing 750 drones to celebrate its bicentennial.
After a heartbreaking loss in overtime the previous night, the Engineers rallied in convincing fashion, dominating Sacred Heart University on Saturday with a 4-0 blowout.
Associate News Editor Meher Randeria ’28 presents an opinion on why having choice is an amazing thing.
Associate News Editor Meher Randeria ’28 presents an opinion on why having choice is an amazing thing.
The intense two-game weekend featured a third period heartbreaker on Friday and a 2-0 comeback on Saturday for the Engineers. Saturday’s game broke the team’s record for their single most attended game at 1,553 fans.
The intense two-game weekend featured a third period heartbreaker on Friday and a 2-0 comeback on Saturday for the Engineers. Saturday’s game broke the team’s record for their single most attended game at 1,553 fans.
Despite numerous requests for an explanation, RPI has remained silent on why the drop deadline was moved up from being eight weeks into the semester to only two. The change was meant with almost universal disdain.
The members of The Polytechnic each list one book they find worthy of sharing amongst others.
Canadian composer Sarah Davachi performed a solo concert of Constants, a track from her novel album The Head As Form’d in the Crier’s Choir at EMPAC this past Wednesday.
Canadian composer Sarah Davachi performed a solo concert of Constants, a track from her novel album The Head As Form’d in the Crier’s Choir at EMPAC this past Wednesday.
Fall foods are the perfect way to celebrate a season, and Associate Photography Editor Annelise Eggen-McElmurry ’27 explores the seasonal options of Trader Joe’s.
The African Student Association motion to reduce membership dues from 15ドル to 10ドル failed. The Medlife Movement became a Union-affiliated club and RPI Quadball, Alpha Phi Omega, and Chinese American Student Association received additional subsidies. A motion to keep the Union open for 24 hours was tabled for the second week in a row.
The 117th Transit Trophy was carried off by Rensselaer in a blowout against WPI.
The 117th Transit Trophy was carried off by Rensselaer in a blowout against WPI.
As part of Rensselaer’s Bicentennial Celebration, a two-day carnival was held on Anderson Field, featuring showcases, games, and a Ferris Wheel.
As part of Rensselaer’s Bicentennial Celebration, a two-day carnival was held on Anderson Field, featuring showcases, games, and a Ferris Wheel.
The Student Union building acquired a subsidy for new outdoor lighting. Moreover, Jordan Krishnayah ’28 was confirmed as the new chair of the Student Government Communications Committee.
In its first meeting of the semester, the Student Senate heard a motion to reinstate Title IX and Bystander Intervention Training for all RPI Student Union-affiliated clubs and organizations leaders, putting the Union back in accordance with New York State law. The Senate also confirmed nominations for three vacant positions.
News Editor Alexander Orr ’25 contemplates the benefits of giving more than receiving.
News Editor Alexander Orr ’25 contemplates the benefits of giving more than receiving.
RPI’s aggressive offense led them to a 3-0 win over the University of Mount Saint Vincent, with goals scored by forwards Izzy Gelzhiser and Camilla Dominguez and midfielder Brooke Miller.
RPI’s aggressive offense led them to a 3-0 win over the University of Mount Saint Vincent, with goals scored by forwards Izzy Gelzhiser and Camilla Dominguez and midfielder Brooke Miller.
In a press release, the Elections Commission announces the conclusion of its investigation into a former Grand Marshal concerning his public endorsement and attempted interference in the GM Week 2024 election.
In a press release, the Elections Commission announces the conclusion of its investigation into a former Grand Marshal concerning his public endorsement and attempted interference in the GM Week 2024 election.
The Executive Board on Thursday overwhelmingly rejected a motion to place Rensselaer Voices for Palestine on probation. RMA and UPAC came for reallocation requests and Ultimate Frisbee asked for a subsidy for a tournament, which all passed. Science Ambassador’s Union Recognition got tabled indefinitely. Four E-Board members were confirmed for chairperson positions.
The Student Senate approved only four members of the Executive Board out of a planned sixteen after Ria Massoni ’24G called for more transparent operations within student government. The remaining members still await confirmation before the end of the semester if the E-Board is to remain functional this summer.
Features Editor Danlong Zhang ’27 summarizes and recommends his favorite books and movies for a long car or plane ride.
No. 1 Rensselaer split their doubleheader against No. 2 Rochester this Saturday, winning 6-4 before losing 4-2. They still hold the top spot in the Liberty League.
No. 1 Rensselaer split their doubleheader against No. 2 Rochester this Saturday, winning 6-4 before losing 4-2. They still hold the top spot in the Liberty League.
RPI Players’ performed the musical The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical at the Schacht Fine Arts Center at Russell Sage College from April 5-13th.
RPI Players’ performed the musical The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical at the Schacht Fine Arts Center at Russell Sage College from April 5-13th.
The 55th Student Senate meets for the first time under Grand Marshal Vivian Rost-Nasshan '26. The Elections Commission reveals an ongoing investigation.
The 55th Student Senate meets for the first time under Grand Marshal Vivian Rost-Nasshan '26. The Elections Commission reveals an ongoing investigation.
This year, Rensselaer has become the first university to hold an IBM Quantum System One. On April 5th, the ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the new system, which is located in the Voorhees Computing Center. After the official ceremony, attendees were able to go on tours led by the members of the Quantum Computing Club. The night before the unveiling ceremony, CBS News Correspondent David Pogue arrived at EMPAC to deliver a piece on the quick and frightening progress of AI.
Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 has been elected Grand Marshal, beating Ria Massoni ’25G in a historic runoff election.
Former Grand Marshal Ben Viner ’24 expresses his thoughts on the Student Senate and their work throughout his term.
Former Grand Marshal Ben Viner ’24 expresses his thoughts on the Student Senate and their work throughout his term.
The Executive Board gave a formal denouncement to the actions of the Union’s administrative staff regarding the unconstitutional hiring of Cait Bennett as an administrative specialist. Society of Plastics Engineers approved for club affiliation, RPI Club Field Hockey achieves Union recognition, and the Director of the Union Dr. Charlie Potts presents the Union’s upcoming construction and renovation projects to the Executive Board. Additionally, the E-Board approves the hiring of William Weinert for the position of Assistant Director of Outdoor Programs.
The Executive Board gave a formal denouncement to the actions of the Union’s administrative staff regarding the unconstitutional hiring of Cait Bennett as an administrative specialist. Society of Plastics Engineers approved for club affiliation, RPI Club Field Hockey achieves Union recognition, and the Director of the Union Dr. Charlie Potts presents the Union’s upcoming construction and renovation projects to the Executive Board. Additionally, the E-Board approves the hiring of William Weinert for the position of Assistant Director of Outdoor Programs.
After the first tie for Grand Marshal in GM Week history, the Elections Commission is eager to improve the voting process. Also, controversy surrounding the endorsement of GM candidate Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 by current Grand Marshal Ben Viner ’24 was discussed.
Copy Coordinator Anisha Biswas ’27 discusses watching a show called Kono Oto Tomare!: Sounds of Life by Platinum Vision and how watching Japanese media lead to further interest in a different aspect of Japanese culture.
As a result of the recent historic tie for Grand Marshal, candidates Ria Massoni ’24, ’25G and Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 took the stage again for a second debate. The questioning built upon statements made in the previous debate and included more candidate-specific questions. The debate was moderated once again by Elections Commission Chairperson Timothy Miles ’24.
As a result of the recent historic tie for Grand Marshal, candidates Ria Massoni ’24, ’25G and Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 took the stage again for a second debate. The questioning built upon statements made in the previous debate and included more candidate-specific questions. The debate was moderated once again by Elections Commission Chairperson Timothy Miles ’24.
The Elections Commission has announced a second debate for Monday, April 1 between Grand Marshal candidates Ria Massoni ’24, ’25G and Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26. The Commission has also set Wednesday, April 3 for the runoff election.
Ria Massoni ’24, ’25G has been endorsed for Grand Marshal by Active Minds, Sole Survivors, Disabled Students at RPI DREAM, Autism at Rensselaer, and Comma.
Grand Marshal Week 2024 was full of fun campus-wide events and activities. This year’s festivities included the Mxmtoon concert, Provost Picnic, and Formal.
Previous Grand Marshal Cait Bennett ’23G was hired as an Administrative Specialist for the Rensselaer Union. However, she was hired under the discretion of the Director of the Union Dr. Charlie Potts without the knowledge and approval of the Union Executive Board. As per the Union Constitution, the E-Board "shall approve the hiring and continuance of all administrative personnel of the Union."
The Engineers won against the Brewers of Vassar College in an 18-10 game.
The Engineers won against the Brewers of Vassar College in an 18-10 game.
Catherine Philipps ’24, ’25G has been elected President of the Union. Paul Khoury ’26 has elected as Undergraduate President. A runoff election between Ria Massoni ’24, ’25G and Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 will be held to elect the Grand Marshal.
Catherine Philipps ’24, ’25G has been elected President of the Union. Paul Khoury ’26 has elected as Undergraduate President. A runoff election between Ria Massoni ’24, ’25G and Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 will be held to elect the Grand Marshal.
Five candidates took the stage for the Grand Marshal Week debate moderated by Elections Committee Chairperson Timothy Miles ’24. The debate offered one last chance for the candidates to present themselves to the student body and share their opinions on various topics and issues.
Five candidates took the stage for the Grand Marshal Week debate moderated by Elections Committee Chairperson Timothy Miles ’24. The debate offered one last chance for the candidates to present themselves to the student body and share their opinions on various topics and issues.
The Panhellenic Council endorses Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 and Catherine Philipps ’24, ’25G for Grand Marshal and President of the Union.
Current Grand Marshal Ben Viner ’24 endorses Academic Affairs Committee Chairperson and Independent Senator Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 for GM.
The Polytechnic endorses Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 for Grand Marshal. Rost-Nasshan’s goals to advocate for RPI students through accessibility plans, increasing student projects and improving the Student Senate’s relationships with the student body paves the way for a bright, cohesive future within the Student Senate in the coming year.
The Polytechnic endorses the current-serving President of the Union, Cat Philipps ’24, ’25G. Philipps has put years into student government, already helping numerous clubs gain footing on Rensselaer campus. Within the Executive Board and student government as a whole, she wants to improve communication and accessibility, sharing the work they do with the student body.
President of the Union candidate Catherine Philipps ’24, ’25G answers questions about her candidacy.
Undergraduate President candidate Paul Khoury ’26 answers questions about his candidacy.
President of the Union candidate Joseph Bowers ’25 answers questions about his candidacy.
Grand Marshal candidate Ria Massoni ’24, ’25G answers questions about her candidacy.
Grand Marshal candidate Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 answers questions about her candidacy.
Black Student Association held their annual art show, where they had several of their member’s artwork on display for guests to spectate.
Black Student Association held their annual art show, where they had several of their member’s artwork on display for guests to spectate.
An interview with President Schmidt on his goals for the year, RPI at 200, campus safety, mental health, the Arch and more.
An interview with President Schmidt on his goals for the year, RPI at 200, campus safety, mental health, the Arch and more.