The first club to come before the Executive Board last Wednesday was the African Student Association. They requested to reallocate $150 for a keynote speaker to talk at the club’s annual Africa Night.

In a special Fireside Chat, Provost Dr. Rebecca Doerge shared insights from her first year at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, discussing her experiences, key leadership transitions, and the ...

The Engineers and the Garnet Chargers hold what is New York’s longest-running football rivalry, and the competition for the Dutchman Shoes trophy sits at the center of it. Together, RPI and Union ...

After the Executive Board approved the October Revision of the Rensselaer Union Guidelines and Procedures, it would be effective pending approval of the sign policy from the Student Senate. Following ...

Rensselaer is the proud owner of a linear accelerator. Not many students know about it as it is somewhat off-campus and somewhat restricted. If I hypothetically wanted to walk to the accelerator and ...

I recently found someone on the Internet willing to say that bismuth, element 83, was a “C” tier element of the periodic table. Insane, I know. Bismuth is a beautiful metal often recognized for its ...

In a press release, the Student Senate addresses recent communications to members of the Senate about significant safety concerns on campus.

The RPI Players alongside acappella group Duly Noted performed “Fear: A Cabaret” this Friday in the Chapel + Cultural Center. As guests walked into the venue, they were informed that the performance ...

My first exposure to sports journalism was through the baseball section in the New York Daily News. I vividly remember buying a paper everyday from the local newsman—miss you Boubacar!—and immediately ...

In a brief but efficient meeting, the Union Executive Board approved two motions before closing the room for administrative budgeting. The first motion, a request for special McNeil room use for UPAC ...

The Arts Center of the Capital Region hosts an annual light show around downtown Troy. With ten art installations scattered from 2nd to 4th Street, different artists make the downtown scene shine.