Through hard work and dedication over the years, Stevens Institute of Technology has become an increasingly prominent name in the college industry.
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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.
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.
The Class of 2030 officially began its Stevens experience on August 31, 2026, with the annual Wittpenn Walk and New Student Convocation, and students arrived in Hoboken a few days earlier to participate in all aspects of New Student Orientation.
The field of aerospace is currently experiencing a golden age of flight and space exploration. This rise to popularity in recent years has sprouted boundless opportunities in companies such as NASA and Lockheed Martin.
The Stevens School of Business has been ranked in The Princeton Review’s Best On-Campus MBA Programs for 2027.
This recognition is based on information gathered from business schools and the students enrolled in their MBA programs.
Stevens Institute of Technology, for the third year in a row, obtained a spot on Money magazine’s “Best Colleges in America” list.
A change to the Hoboken skyline is on the horizon. On June 9, the Hoboken Planning Board reviewed and approved plans for the demolition of Davis Hall.
Starting Fall 2026, the maximum allowed credits per semester has dropped from 20 to 18, and all undergraduate degree programs will require no more than 128 total credit hours.