As the new academic year gets underway, Stevens can start off on a high note by celebrating standout classroom achievements from the spring, highlighted by major national academic recognitions for both the baseball and Women’s Lacrosse programs for their performances throughout the 2025-26 season.
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I was very young when I first stepped into my first public library. Luckily for me, my library is about five houses down from me at the end of the block.
As the 2025-26 academic year comes to a close, Stevens athletics once again proved its strength across the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC).
Men’s Soccer
Ethan Hagen – MAC Freedom Defensive Player of the Year
Senior Ethan Hagen earned MAC Freedom Defensive Player of the Year after leading Stevens’ defensive unit throughout the season.
The Women’s Softball team extended its late-season push on Saturday, sweeping King’s College in the Middle Atlantic (MAC) Freedom doubleheader.
The Ducks (22-12, 7-5 MAC Freedom) powered past the Monarchs (11-23, 3-9 MAC Freedom) with a 14-3 victory in game one before securing a 6-1 victory later in the day.
The Stevens Institute of Technology Baseball team secured an 11-10 win over King’s College (PA) in a tightly matched Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom opener on Friday, April 16, at Dobbelaar Field.
As spring arrives, the sun over the ocean, when we look out the window, feels like a perfectly set scene for new beginnings.
The Ducks faced No. 7 York (PA) College women’s lacrosse in a non-conference matchup in York, PA, on Saturday afternoon, April 4, 2026, falling 11–4.
In a world that seems to care more every day, the real secret to success may be believing in your future.
We all have a version of ourselves that we would consider perfect. It’s not random. It’s shaped by our surroundings, social media, our parents, and by the subtle or overt messages that we absorb every day that decide what kind of person survives in the “real world.”