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What is StevensConnects, the software recently launched by Stevens? According to an email sent out by the service’s new address, StevensConnects is a resource that allows Stevens students to interface with experienced alumni, join all kinds of groups, and learn about the different career paths a student can take.
Stevens’ largest event for the Spring semester is on Saturday, April 29th on Palmer Lawn, from 5 to 9 p.m. There will be giveaways, raffles, food, and activities.
Every year, the world comes together to celebrate something important to everyone: the world itself! Earth Day, which is on April 22 of each year, is a day that celebrates the Earth and advocates for awareness of climate change and other environmental causes.
Stevens has announced that the DuckCard system will be transitioning to a mobile model, allowing students to use their smartphone’s ecard functionality around campus instead of carrying physical plastic cards.
As part of any graduation-day ceremonies, the commencement is always a highly anticipated part of the proceedings. Part of that, the commencement speaker stands a key part of the ceremony.
Last week, the Stevens Dramatic Society (SDS) presented their highly anticipated 2023 Spring Musical, The Prom, with performances held at the DeBaun Auditorium from March 30 to April 1.
When applying to Stevens, many potential students often see the great statistics of being a student here: great professor-to-student ratios, internship opportunities, research facilities, and more.
If you are looking for a great way to help introduce young kids and teens to robotics, you can help volunteer at FIRST.
Last week Hoboken experienced one of the worst infrastructure-related disasters in recent history. As most are aware, a contractor doing gas line work for PSE&G accidentally ruptured the water main that imports a majority of Hoboken’s water from Jersey City, disrupting water service and cutting off water access for most residents of the city.