Editor's Note: The Poly sent a questionnaire to every candidate that had filed to run for GM, PU, and UP prior to Spring break. Below are the unedited responses from PU candidate Gavin Finn '28. Why ...

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 ...

Vice Provost for the Student Experience Robert Hradsky sat down with The Poly to discuss the drop deadline, Arch, the testing center, and more.

The Rensselaer Engineers and the Rochester Yellowjackets both put up solid at bats on Saturday, with RPI taking a win before falling to a consistent performance across Rochester’s lineup. The first ...

Vivian Rost-Nasshan ’26 has been elected Grand Marshal, beating Ria Massoni ’25G in a historic runoff election.

The Poly sent out a questionnaire to every candidate running for Grand Marshal, President of the Union, and Undergraduate President. Below are the unedited responses from GM candidate Ria Massoni ’24, ...

Associate Composing Editor Ryan Gibeau ’26 discusses how some stores that advertise healing rocks and crystals potentially unknowingly sell radioactive items, which could lead to adverse health ...

Copy Coordinator Sophie March '27 reflects on her experiences with trends, acknowledging both her mistakes and happy accidents.

My favorite time of the day is evening. I feel the most productive and it’s the perfect time to wrap up my tasks for the day and prepare for the next. In the summer, the cooler temperatures create the ...

In a break from their usual Monday night meetings, the Student Senate hosted Provost Dr. Rebecca Doerge for a discussion on the future of Rensselaer. Doerge assumed her new position on August 1, 2023 ...

There are many things that bring joy to my life, but none compare to the magical gift of chocolate. Its flavor is impeccable; it feels like a goldmine of greatness when eaten. It’s a unique way to ...

The Engineers took on the undefeated William Smith College. Despite the Engineers’ eight total saves and 12 turnovers, the Herons picked up another win against the Engineers with a final score of 17–7 ...