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Here at Stevens, meeting someone who works hard to do what they love is nothing unusual. In particular, the many professors of the four schools of Stevens offer their students an intimate view of their experiences, knowledge, and skills.

Labor unions were, for most of their early history, about keeping businesses in check. In a kind of equilibrium, businesses grew the economy while unions made sure that it didn’t come at the expense of workers not being able to eat.

Former US President Donald J. Trump has garnered significant notoriety due to his history of engaging in surreptitious activities, particularly related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

On Wednesday last week, the Hoboken Police had an immediate press release informing on the arrest of three armed suspects. The police received a report of a man with a firearm and a woman with a knife at 5 p.m.

Whether it be a dream job achieved after meeting with company representatives at the career fair or taking a life-long project to new heights through a senior design project, Stevens offers many opportunities for students to take what they love further.

On Thursday, June 29, 2023, The Supreme Court ruled to end university admissions offices’ ability to take an applicant’s race into consideration when granting acceptance to the institution.

Throughout the 2023 summer months, the Hoboken Maritime Park Project design team has worked on further developing their final concept design following the public’s recent feedback and engagement.

In response to increased rain events in Hoboken, NJ, the 5-acre ResilienCity Park will divert and store nearly one million gallons of stormwater.

From September 5 to 15, the Samuel C. Williams Library will have an Anne Frank exhibit on display in the Mary Stuart Stevens room.