The monumental “blue wave” of the 2026 midterm elections was marked by unprecedented voter turnout and large-scale political participation nationwide. Beyond shifts in party control, the election was a turning point in American democratic engagement, reshaping representation in Congress and statehouses through a record number of historic achievements.
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On October 28, 2026, the Sherrill Administration recognized six businesses and organizations in the annual Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Recycling Awards program.
Yeztugo, a brand-name form of Lenacapavir, is a human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), a form of medication used to reduce the risk of contracting HIV.
The Supreme Court of the United States heard arguments on November 3, 2026, in a case on whether Catholic preschools in Colorado could join the state’s publicly funded preschool program without admitting children from LGBTQ families.
Rumor has it: Last weekend from November 5 to 7, Stevens Dramatic Society (SDS) performed their Fall 2026 play, Rumors, a comedic farce by Neil Simon.
Students here at Stevens are currently casting their votes in the Student Government Association (SGA) presidential election, with the voting period currently active until November 13.
On August 25, 2026, the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) finalized its latest amendment to award Principal Investigator Victor Lawrence & Co-Principal Investigator Yu-Dong Yao to explore how to build better communication technologies for next-generation wireless communication networks within the smart manufacturing field, although other critical applications can exist in the field.
A confidently wrong chatbot is a nuisance. A confidently wrong rescue drone could cost a life. Stevens’ own K.P. “Suba” Subbalakshmi, a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is working to make AI more reliable.
The Samuel C. Williams Library will close December 26 for a major renovation and remain closed until the start of the Fall 2027 semester.
The recent decision made by the Schaefer School of Engineering & Science (SES) to cut conference travel funds has raised many concerns among student leaders, organizations, and students in general.