Seven instances of rape in the Stevens community were reported in 2017, according to the 2018 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report released by Tim Griffin, Chief of Police at Stevens, on October 1.
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The SGA hosted its first Freshman Forum in Babbio Atrium on Wednesday, October 10. This event was intended to replace the Freshman Senate Debate that has been hosted in past years.
Dr. Muhammad Hajj is so passionate about the fields he oversees that he tried to convince The Stute reporter to change his major from Mechanical Engineering to Ocean Engineering at the end of the interview.
The Board of Trustees — the council of Stevens administration, friends, and alumni is the highest level of management of the University — has recently been investigating ways to improve itself.
Fifty years ago, Stevens Institute of Technology started the Stevens Technical Enrichment Program (STEP); in this time, the program has seen rapid, positive growth.
Language is often thought of as only spoken word. How we articulate defines our own unique voice, and society differentiates languages as English, French, Latin, and Mandarin.
DeBaun celebrated and reminisced over its twenty-year history.
The Office of the Provost will be unveiling the Accelerated Master’s Program, a replacement for the 4+1 program that offers Stevens undergraduate students an accelerated process to obtain their graduate degree.
Leaders of Stevens’ four religious organizations (Newman Catholic, Stevens Christian Fellowship [SCF], Muslim Educational & Cultural Association [MECA], and Hillel) met on Monday, Oct.
Across campus, students at Stevens turned to various social outlets — Facebook, Instagram, Slack — to discuss an article recently published in The Stute, which detailed the general financial conduct of the university in 2016.