Last week, the Office of International Programs held a fair at Babbio Center to provide information about the upcoming programs available for students as well as about the process of applying to these programs.
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Every year, recent alumni of Stevens help select a professor who has had a significant impact on their learning and experience on campus to be the recipient of the Outstanding Teacher Award.
In light of The Division of Student Affairs’ discontinuation of Fall Fest, many believed that Stevens’ usual autumn celebrations would be missing from campus this year.
The Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) is changing its undergraduate curriculum, introducing new concentrations that allow students to narrow their focus of study within the field.
Looking back, almost every college student can agree that the transition from high school to college was a major adjustment. With Stevens specifically, its rigorous academic curriculum on top of its overwhelming amount of opportunities can make the school extremely daunting to navigate.
Founded in May of 1969, Samuel C. Williams Library has been providing Stevens students with an environment that encourages learning for over half a century.
Stevens Institute of Technology Television (SITTV), the school’s audio and visual media organization, is predicted to have a very exciting year with a lot of growth in store.
Commencement is just under three months away for graduating students and Stevens has already begun sending emails and dedicated a section of their website to details regarding the ceremony, as well as how students should prepare for it.
Believe it or not, graduation is just around the corner, and so are all the festivities that come with it. The Senior Week Committee has begun making plans for graduating students this year.
Castle Point Radio (WCPR), Stevens’ official radio station, is coming up on its 62nd year of airing, and this year will be no different in continuing its legacy.