Michael Hayden, former Director of the NSA and CIA and US Air Force four-star general, gave a talk as part of the President’s Lecture Series on Wednesday, March 16.
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On Wednesday, February 24th, the Stevens Relay for Life organization hosted a carnival in the Babbio Center as part of their efforts to fundraise for this year’s Relay.
“Quite honestly that’s what we try to do here in the SSRC — we’re really trying to make sure that academia does not diminish passion,” says Carlos Alomar, Distinguished Artist in Residence, professor, and director of the Sound Synthesis Research Center (SSRC), as well as David Bowie’s former guitarist.
The military history of Stevens Institute of Technology can be dated back to the 19th century, with Edwin A. Stevens contributing much to the design and construction of ironclad vessels for the United States Navy.
Sophomore Zachary Shakked, became interested in Instagram analytics over the summer, and found an app that provided him with some basic stats.
They’re always there, always watching, always interacting with the student body, and always going out of their way to help however they can.
The term “Title IX” appears quite often on Stevens campus, but many students are unaware of the gravitas that it holds.
Gazing across the Hudson River, everything seems in place. The Empire State building emits its various color combinations of lights, and the Chrysler building sits quietly in the distance.
As a gesture to welcome Stevens students back onto campus, the Office of Residence Life held an event in which all students could relax after their first day.
26 fraternities and four sororities that make up Stevens’ undergraduate Greek life assembled on Schaefer and Humphreys lawns’ on Wednesday to give away freebies, display their letters, highlight their accomplishments, and introduce interested members of the student body to the possibilities that come with joining Greek life.