Matthew Huang (matthew-huang)

mhuang40 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

mhuang40@stuy.edu

Stuyvesant’s Competitive Coding Club To Attend UPenn PClassic Competition

Daniel Sokolovsky , Dinara Gargu, Matthew Huang

The Competitive Coding Club (CCC) is attending the PClassic this year on December 2, a coding competition held at the University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia

Issue 7, Volume 114

Stuyvesant Hosts College Panel with Yale Alumnus Juan Carlos Salinas

Aditya Anand, Matthew Huang

The Junior Caucus hosted a virtual college panel on October 14th and 15th with recent Stuy alumni and Yale alumnus Juan Carlos Salinas.

Issue 6, Volume 114

Stuygi Hosts Fungi and Engineering Event With Guest Speaker Brandon Bunt

Allison Zhao, Andy Lau, Matthew Huang

Brandon Bunt was invited as a guest speaker by the Stuygi club, Stuyvesant’s fungi club for an event on May 10.

Issue 16, Volume 113

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Stuyvesant Freshman Caucus Hosts Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt

Lauren Yang, Matthew Huang

The Freshman Caucus hosted an Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt on April 3, open to all freshman students.

Issue 14, Volume 113

Streaming Service Now Available for Select Stuyvesant Sports

David Lin, Matthew Huang, Ruiwen Tang

Stuyvesant launches a live-streaming service for athletic games. Art/Photo Request: Still from the sports streaming channel or photo of games being live streamed if possible

Issue 6, Volume 113

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Author of Most Banned Book in America Alex Gino Speaks at Stuyvesant

Daniel Chang, Matthew Huang, Sadat Ahmed, Xueming Li

Activist and author Alex Gino (’95) was invited to speak to English teacher Annie Thoms’s Writing to Make Change classes on genderqueer advocacy. Both Gino and the audience members reflect on the importance of LGBTQ+ activism, progress made in this area, and room for further change.

Issue 5, Volume 113

Author of Most Banned Book in America Alex Gino Speaks at Stuyvesant

Daniel Chang, Matthew Huang, Sadat Ahmed, Xueming Li

Activist and author Alex Gino (’95) was invited to speak to English teacher Annie Thoms’s Writing to Make Change classes on genderqueer advocacy. Both Gino and the audience members reflect on the importance of LGBTQ+ activism, progress made in this area, and room for further change.

Issue 5, Volume 113

AP African American Studies May Be Offered at Stuyvesant

David Lin, Kevin Chan, Matthew Huang

Students and staff anticipate the release of AP African American Studies and voice their expectations for the course.

Issue 2, Volume 113

Annual Earth Day Fair Returns

Aditya Anand, Elaine Wong, Matthew Huang, Seth Fenton

The Stuyvesant Environmental Club (SEC) hosted their annual Earth Day Fair this year, both virtually and in-person.

Issue 15, Volume 112

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