Hoboken continues helping its residents and small businesses. The Hoboken Alliance has been updating its webpage with important information for small business on subjects related to the federal stimulus package and the New Jersey Economic Development Agency.
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On March 1, 2020, Governor Andrew Cuomo confirmed New York’s first case of COVID-19. Four days later, Fort Lee Mayor Mark J.
After recent calls for donations of personal protective equipment (PPE), Hoboken has received 12,000 surgical masks from “HongKongers4US.” 10,000 of these masks have been sent to the Hoboken University Medical Center, with the remainder to be used by the city’s first responders.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the majority of students have returned to their respective homes. As a result, some students have had to adapt to a change in time zone.
No, this is not an April Fools’ joke. As of today, Provost Christophe Pierre sent an email announcing that all classes for both Summer I and Summer II sessions will be online.
As the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Hoboken rises to 116, the pandemic continues. The City Council meeting scheduled for Wednesday, April 1, will be held via Zoom and a Facebook live stream.
On March 22, Provost Christophe Pierre sent an email to the student body announcing a new pass/fail grading policy for Stevens undergraduate students.
With all courses in a remote learning environment, students have expressed concern about how this new and unprecedented situation will affect their academic performance.
With classes moving online for the rest of the semester, some students have started questioning whether or not the Honor System still applies.
On March 27, Stevens closed its housing and dining services due to concerns about the spread of COVID-19.