Stevens has seen a drop in its national rank in free speech, according to the 2025 College Free Speech Report published by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) and College Pulse.
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Throughout this week, hopeful Student Government Association (SGA) senate candidates have been moving around campus campaigning for your vote. Each candidate has been sharing who they are, what experiences they have, and how they want to contribute to improving the campus experience through the SGA.
“I need help” is one of the hardest things for people to say when they are dealing with their life’s struggles.
On September 11, the Office of International Programs offered the annual Study Abroad Fair in the Babbio Atrium. With 11 providers and hundreds of programs to explore, the fair provides a chance to learn more about the countries involved and the exciting opportunities available.
Finding research positions can be confusing, especially if you don’t know where to look. With that in mind, the Office of Undergraduate Research recently revealed a new undergraduate research website.
It is a well-known issue on campus that the weekends on-campus are almost always dead. From Monday to Friday, Stevens is bustling with activity, particularly with the attendance and interest that comes from the arrival of new students.
As the Stevens community welcomes the new undergraduate class with the start of the Fall 2024 semester, the Stevens Office of Residential Education is also welcoming three new Living Learning Communities for returning students: Clark Scholars, Stevens Spotlight, and Connect4.
With the start of the fall semester and with it the start of a new academic year, Stevens welcomed many new faces to campus, one of which is the new Dean of the School of Business.
Exciting changes are coming to Stevens Dining this semester! The recent announcements detailed a revamp of the UCC marketplace, updated dining hours, and the creation of new sustainability programs.
Those who have walked by the entrance to Walker Gymnasium in the past year have made note of the construction scaffolding that seemingly never goes away.