On November 3, an email was sent by President Farvardin announcing the new Division of University Relations. Effective November 9 of this year, the Division of Communications and Marketing (DCM) and the Division of Government and Community Relations (DGCR) have been reorganized into this new division, in an effort to “enhance Stevens’ marketing and communications efforts.”
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented changes to the functionality of universities across the world. Many institutions have adopted fully online or hybrid in-person instruction for thousands of university students.
Veterans Day honors and remembers veterans for their contribution towards strengthening national security and maintaining the future of our country. Previously known as “Armistice Day” to honor the veterans of World War II, Congress amended the act originally passed in 1938 by replacing “Armistice” with “Veterans” to honor all soldiers that served in the U.S.
On Friday, November 13, Colin Jost, Saturday Night Live (SNL) comedian, actor, and writer, spoke to members of the Stevens community.
The COVID-19 pandemic is continually extending its impact throughout the United States. Due to its exponentially increasing nature, matched with the current lack of a vaccine, cases are still on the rise as many are still being affected.
On Friday, November 13th at 9 PM ET, the Entertainment Committee (EC) will be hosting their biggest virtual event of the Fall 2020 semester: a Q&A session with the one and only Colin Jost!
As the majority of undergraduates at Stevens continue the fall semester completely virtually, freshman students are experiencing an in-person first year as many of them are allowed on the Stevens campus.
As of October 26, Stevens has faced a steep spike in COVID-19 cases as winter approaches.
Marybeth Murphy, Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, announced on October 26 that 16 Stevens students had tested positive for COVID-19.
At last! The highly anticipated result of the 2020 Presidential Election has been announced: Joe Biden has been named as the next President of the United States of America.
A pandemic, civil unrest, and a climate crisis are just a few reasons why the 2020 Presidential Election had a historically high voter turnout for the post-World War II era.