On March 19, Dr. Lindsey Cormack was honored by the NY State Legislative Women’s Caucus in conjunction with Women’s History Month.
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Her name is Rumeysa Ozturk, a student from Turkey with a valid F-1 visa allowing her and other international students to pursue academic studies in the United States.
Although this past month may have felt like ages for regular commuters, the PATH was officially reopened on Tuesday, February 25, after all track updates were concluded.
On February 25, 21 federal employees working for Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) resigned en masse, writing a joint letter to White House Chief of Staff Susan Wiles.
Stevens is again leading the way in sustainability discourse with the Hugo Neu Corporation Sustainability Seminar Series. Hosted by the sustainability management master’s program, this weekly lecture series will feature eleven esteemed speakers throughout the Spring 2025 semester.
Hoboken’s elections will commence on Tuesday, November 4, 2025. The non-partisan municipal elections will determine who will hold office from 2026 to 2030.
Although it has only been a month since the current administration took office, the news has been dominated by the flurry of executive orders and decisions from Donald Trump.
The proclamation on the Stevens Divest From War Initiative (SDFWI)—a proclamation presented to the Student Government Association (SGA) to divest the school’s endowment from companies or investments that violate international law and human rights principles—failed to pass after a second round of debate.
February 11 marked the 10th anniversary of the United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The initiative, an effort by the UN to close the gender gap in science, began in 2015 during the World Women’s Health and Development Forum.
In September 2024, New York City (NYC) Mayor Eric Adams was charged by federal prosecutors on several counts, including bribery, fraud, and violating campaign finance rules.