The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) organized its first large-scale K-12 outreach event, titled “Stevens STARTS” on Sunday, April 8, 2018.
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Two interest groups have formed for potential Cultural Greek Expansion: one for Alpha Phi Alpha, a National Panhellenic Council (NPHC) Fraternity, and another for an Asian-interest sorority.
The Ethnic Student Council (ESC) hosted its annual Unity Carnival on Palmer Lawn this past Wednesday, only two days before one of its largest events of the semester: the Unity Showcase.
In celebration of the 200th anniversary year of the first edition of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: Or, the Modern Prometheus, The IEEE History Center recently installed an exhibit exploring the technologies and events that are thought to have inspired the creation of our favorite monstrous character.
Teaching one of the largest ranges of course levels in the Chemical Engineering Department at Stevens Institute of Technology, Dr. Yujun Zhao teaches future chemical engineers starting their fourth semester all the way through Senior Design projects.
The Office of Alumni Engagement, in conjunction with the Senior Class Gift Committee, is spearheading a new initiative: Student Philanthropy Week.
The Filipino Association of Stevens Tech (FAST) hosted a Flower Festival to emulate the traditional Flipino Panagbenga Festival celebrating the blooming of flowers.
With 14 days remaining until TechFest, the question on many students’ minds is: who is this year’s headlining performer?
Now confirmed by Greg Klesaris, President of the Entertainment Committee (EC) since 2015 and David Baldyga, incoming President of EC, T-Pain will be headlining TechFest on April 20, 2018.
Several exhibit rooms in the Samuel C. Williams Library were opened for viewing during the annual Behind the Books on Wednesday evening, co-hosted by the Honor Board and Gear and Triangle.
On a Sunday morning, on March 18, the freshmen living in Humphreys Hall waited outside for the firetrucks to arrive. Instead of reopening the building as usual, Campus Police taped off the surrounding area and called for PSE&G.