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New meal plans are coming to campus

On February 14, a completely new set of meal plans was announced to current and future residents of Stevens Housing.

There are four different plans in the new system, down from six, and the plans are named after different denominations of computer storage in a play on words.

A new academic culture takes hold at Stevens

Over the past couple of years, Stevens has gone through large shifts in its faculty composition and academic leadership, but those of last year truly highlight these changes and their potential for creating a new academic culture.

New Jersey Senate proposes bill to freeze college tuition

The cost of tuition and fees (excluding financial aid, scholarships, and room and board) at Stevens Institute of Technology has steadily increased since 2012 and is predicted to continue rising in 2022.

How to read nerve signals with nanotech

At the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science, Ph.D. student Robert Bauer has been conducting research in the applications of micro- and nanotechnologies for the last three years.

Creating a more sustainable campus

Issues of environmental friendliness and sustainability, and as they relate to Stevens, have been making headlines recently. In January, it was officially announced to the school by Frank LoCastro, Assistant Vice President for Facilities and Campus Operations, that the university has partnered with Emerald Brand to include tree-free paper products in our bathrooms.

Faculty on the rise

As a well-renowned institution, students both undergraduate and graduate reap the benefits of the name of Stevens Institute of Technology. In 2018, a whopping 96% of Stevens graduates of the Class of 2018 had job security or admission to a graduate school within six months of graduation.