A state of emergency was declared on Monday, February 27 in Hoboken after a severe water main break cut water service to large portions of the city, including Stevens.
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The Gear and Triangle Honor Society was founded here at Stevens over 100 years ago in 1919, following the end of World War I, as a society for high-achieving and motivated Stevens students.
Ever since the start of the pandemic, more people have been noting instances of wildlife running amok in the city of Hoboken, including deer, seals, skunks, raccoons, and now, coyotes.
The DeBaun Performing Arts Center (PAC) presented its annual Shakespeare production last week, playing three performances of Romeo & Juliet from February 16 to 18.
Alpha Phi Alpha, a fraternity for African American men, was first established in 1906 at Cornell University and “boasts an incredible list of high-profile alumni — civil rights leaders, prominent legal and political figures, scientists, writers, entertainers, athletes and more.
Last week was Alpha Phi’s annual Heart Health Week, which was five days of philanthropic events focused on raising money and awareness for women’s heart health, culminating in a male beauty pageant dubbed “Mr.
Next Friday, March 3, 2023, Stevens will serve as the inaugural site for the Jed Foundation’s (JED’s) Neon Nights benefit. JED is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing suicide and protecting the emotional health of teens and young adults.
Believe it or not, graduation is just around the corner, and so are all the festivities that come with it. The Senior Week Committee has begun making plans for graduating students this year.
The Stevens Institute of Technology was founded on February 15, 1870, by a bequest in the will of Edwin A. Stevens.
Residential Education is introducing a new program starting in Fall 2023: Ducks by Design. Student-designed communities (SDCs) enable students to propose their own ideas for themed communities.