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NEWS

Bringing a piece of home to Stevens: Cultura Carnaval

By Sachel Gil on September 25, 2026

National Hispanic Heritage Month is observed every year from September 15 to October 15. This month is dedicated to celebrating the Hispanic and Latine heritage...

Stevens enrollment stumbles as economic pressure mounts

By Josh Bodenstein on September 25, 2026

Stevens welcomed the Class of 2030 to campus this month with the same celebratory tone it uses every September. The semester started with convocation, a...

Cannon Cafe Renovation and New Upcharges

By Srikar Velam on September 25, 2026

Stevens Dining is a campus-wide experience that everyone in the student body has tasted. Most people head to Pierce Dining Hall for its immense pick-and-choose...

Get to know Dr. Gabriela Ciocarlie, the new Interim Director of Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence

By Nehemiah Liciaga on September 25, 2026

On September 1, 2026, Dr. Gabriela Ciocarlie was announced as Interim Director for the Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence (SIAI), succeeding the current Dean of...

Canadian trade war… again, but with new PM Carney imposing taxes of up to 50% on ~$20 billion in U.S. goods

By Ryan Levinter on September 25, 2026

A tariff is a tax placed by a government on goods coming into or out of its country. These are also known as customs duties,...

AiBC Scholars program: bridging AI, biology, and chemistry

By Lieu Butler on September 25, 2026

Artificial intelligence continues to change how scientists approach questions in biology and chemistry, serving as a tool in evaluating complex datasets and discovering effective drugs....

New York to end Regents exam requirement for Class of 2028: Changes while facing declining national reading scores

By Kannon Peters on September 25, 2026

The New York State Board of Regents recently announced that seniors graduating in Summer 2027 would be the last class that would be required to...

SCIENCE

Science discover strange link between low vitamin D and pain

By Srikar Velam on September 25, 2026

Vitamin D is one of the most important nutrients for your body, and it is essential for day-to-day functioning. It is most commonly known for...

How the heart regrows muscle cells after a heart attack

By Riyana Phadke on September 25, 2026

For many years, scientists believed that the adult human heart could not replace muscle cells lost during a heart attack. When blood flow to part...

Categorization as the brain’s predictive processing mechanism

By Réka Weinacht on September 25, 2026

Water. Cat. Pencil. Fear. Reward. Categories that exist inside the signal processing structure we call the human brain can range from concrete and tangible to...

New injectable treatment helps the brain rebuild after stroke

By Réka Weinacht on September 18, 2026

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...

Discovery of a hidden immune signal that can regenerate spinal cords

By Katherine Garcia on September 18, 2026

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...

Excessive coffee may negatively impact bone mineral density

By Sean Palermo on September 18, 2026

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...

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