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Rensselaer cruises to victory behind Kayden White’s 110 yards and two touchdowns.

Women’s tennis triumphant, field hockey continues to surge as soccer, and hockey compete over the weekend.

GZ Basement held an art market once again this year, spotlighting the many creative talents all around campus.

Senior Managing Editor Anisha Biswas ’27 discusses the benefits of going outside as an overworked and overly stressed RPI student.

Rensselaer couldn’t keep the momentum on their side in either of their faceoffs this weekend against Minnesota State, losing both games by multiple goals.

Down double digits early, Rensselaer made a comeback in thrilling fashion.

New men’s hockey coach Eric Lang sat down with The Polytechnic to discuss his goals for his first season of RPI hockey and beyond.

Strong performances from field hockey and tennis headline a packed weekend, including soccer, cross country, and golf.

Anthony Santiago ’29 offers a newcomer’s perspective on the ghostly state of RPI’s social media presence and how its absence has haunted the Institution.

RPI’s Auxiliary Services, in conjunction with a Sodexo representative, met with the Residential Life and Dining Committee and the Student Government Communications Committee on Tuesday to discuss key changes to the dining halls coming up this year.

Rensselaer women's soccer won their third straight game this season against Drew University 1-0, thanks to a strong performance from goaltender Audrey Montero.

The defense led the way for the Engineers' shutout of the Lakers.

Sam Barr ’29 has been crowned as RPI’s first “Most Performative Man” after almost 50 contestants participated in a “Performative Male Contest” on Freshman Hill, drawing in a crowd of hundreds of students.

Field hockey crushes Utica while Utica crushes football; Cross country and tennis impress.

Alexa Schuster ‘27 believes AI art will bring potential benefits for artists and that it can be utilized to encourage creativity in art communities.

When it comes to creative direction in RPI’s branding department, the new logo indicates an aimless trajectory.

Discussed the changes coming with the renovations to the Student Union, W2SZ urges a call to action regarding the lifeline of their club—at the risk of losing their frequencies.

Web Technologies Group Chair Williams Chen presents an inquiry into upgrading the Rensselaer Union’s Club Management System and introduces several options to replace the current system.

Former Copy Editor for The Polytechnic, Mattaya Gibbs ’24, speaks out on her personal experience with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s Title IX services.