The Office of Student Affairs welcomes James Hanson as the new Director of Community Standards and Title IX Coordinator. Hanson worked in areas like Seattle and Texas, and came to New Jersey in 2023 as a Title IX coordinator for Drew University before arriving at Stevens for his first year.
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In August, Stevens opened its new Student Enrollment Services Hub, a centralized resource designed to make it easier for students to get help with enrollment-related questions.
For almost two years, a team of six Stevens undergraduates competed in the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s (PANYNJ) College Challenge: Vehicular Tunnel Catwalk Robotics.
Summer may be over, but the Stevens Field Hockey team is already firing up to a fantastic start. With wins against York College of Pennsylvania and Widener University, it’s already shaping up to be an exciting season!
Revealed in a paper from the journal Cell Biomaterials this past July, researchers at Duke University have had their first success with a new treatment approach for stroke patients.
On Saturday, September 5, the Women’s Soccer team faced Westfield State University at Rams Field in Farmingdale, NY. The game ended in a 1-1 draw, with Stevens taking an early lead before Westfield State scored in the second half.
Spinal cords, when damaged, can rarely repair themselves due to the excessive response of the immune system. For instance, it can create everlasting scar tissue that prevents nerve fibers from reconnecting and stabilizing.
According to a new study published in the peer-reviewed Nutrients journal, researchers at Flinders University have uncovered evidence that suggests a connection between negative changes in bone mineral density (BMD) and excessive drinking of coffee in older women.
When temperatures begin to rise, algae rapidly grow along the American coastline. This phenomenon is called an algal bloom, with most blooms providing the food needed for the ocean’s ecosystem.
There are movies that make you cry over pets and humans. Project Hail Mary makes you cry over a rock alien, aptly named Rocky.
The Victorian Language of Flowers was used for decades to relay feelings that people had a hard time expressing or were too embarrassed to share.
I started playing soccer in the elementary recreational league, where Saturday mornings became hair ribbons, cleats, and the smell of detergent on the grass stains smeared into my jersey.
I have a specific, embarrassing, daily ritual. I unlock my phone to check the time, but then check Canvas, then check my email, then finally look back up at the clock on the wall to find out what time it is.