The Alexander House on the Stevens campus, which served as the old Student Center as well as a variety of other uses in earlier years, will be renamed Martha Bayard Stevens Hall, President Nariman Farvardin announced.
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The fraternities and sororities of Stevens hold a remarkable role in the development and experience of the students at Stevens. From networking opportunities and giving back to Stevens and Hoboken through numerous volunteer and civil service activities and projects, Greek life here continues to shine amongst fellow organizations around the nation.
Last week, Stevens Celebrated the Grand Re-Opening of the Intercultural Space. Previously located in the Alexander House, the Intercultural Space has been relocated to the second floor of the University Center Complex (UCC).
This article was written by Erin McGee and Tanya Avadia.
Stevens Institute of Technology’s School of Business would not be where it is today without hard work and dedication from all fronts.
Dr. Eve Riskin, Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE), has been newly promoted to the Dean of Undergraduate Education. Riskin is a very accomplished woman in her field, honored as the National Science Foundation Young Investigator and awarded the 2006 Hewlett-Packard Harriett B.
You may have noticed that the campus blue light system is no longer in effect. Have no fear! Stevens has partnered with RAVE Safety to implement a mobile replacement to the previous system.
This article was written by Ethan Gvil and Evan Papageorge.
As the summer draws to an end, students are preparing for a Fall semester at Stevens.
This article was written by Tanya Avadia and Karen Gong.
Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic and many can agree that another worldwide health crisis is not something they want to experience.
Have you ever been face-to-face with a bear? In the past year, many people in New Jersey have been reporting an increased number of sightings and encounters with bears in their local areas.
A: The first few weeks are always difficult, being away from home and trying to make new friends can be a challenge.