As the leaves begin to crinkle and we start approaching midterms, Stevens is welcoming fall with open arms. On October 7, the Entertainment Committee (EC) hosted their annual Fall Fest, packed with fun activities and chances to engage with the season before it turns too cold to enjoy being outside.
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As of the Fall 2026 semester, a vending machine has been placed on the second floor of the Howe Center, directly outside the Pierce Dining Hall.
As students navigate an increasingly competitive job market, the Stevens Career Center is introducing new initiatives to help them prepare for their futures.
On October 2, various music organizations on campus held the Stevens Showcase on Schaefer Lawn, consisting of multiple student performers and bands.
Baja Society of Automotive Engineers is one of the premier global intercollegiate engineering activities available to college students, not limited solely to engineering students.
The Stevens Men’s and Women’s Swimming teams hosted Rowan University on October 10 in Hoboken. The men fell 135-127, while the women lost 146-116, despite winning eight events.
Scientists have searched for a clean energy source for tasks such as car propulsion. Hydrogen has promising qualities: Instead of releasing large quantities of carbon dioxide as exhaust, it only releases water vapor and warm air.
One of the most fundamental parts of the human genome is deoxyribonucleic acid, more commonly known as DNA. DNA essentially contains the guidelines needed for the development of an organism, establishing it as an utmost necessity for the continuation of life.
Deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean, a landscape of jagged spires, small mounds, and monumental towers is home to a community of microbes, snails, and crustaceans.
A study led by two researchers, both hailing from the Hotchkiss Brain Institute and Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Institute, has revealed promise for the common and inexpensive vitamin supplement, niacin (B3), in treatments for the cancer glioblastoma — a condition whose treatment has hardly budged since the 1970s.