Since arriving at Stevens six years ago, Professor Theresa MacPhail has been a go-to source for advice on nasty viruses. She is a medical anthropologist who specializes in global responses to pandemics.
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As the first cases of COVID-19 in New Jersey were confirmed in Bergen and Hudson counties, local and state governments enacted increasingly stringent rules regarding how life may progress for the citizens of the Garden State.
Like everyone else in the world, the Stevens community could use some good news. So let me tell you about Kaitlin Gili, a Stevens senior majoring in Physics, and the organization she founded, EWAAB, which helps young women planning to enter physics, computer science, and other male-dominated professions.
Through most of my youth, I was a pessimist. My Mom called me Eeyore, after the gloomy donkey in Winnie the Pooh.
This year’s annual Air Max Day taking place on March 26 has come and gone, but the Nike Air Max 90 is here to stay.
Scavengers have begun roaming campus since the recent "evacuation."
A cure for BUDLITE-19 has been found by Snevets faculty.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, students have been told to leave their student housing, including dorms, greek life houses, and leased housing.
New dorms are slated to join the Howe Center in mournfully looming over the Hudson by Spring 2022, but there has been a hiccup.
In response to the overall kerfuffle that has been the BUDLITE-19 virus outbreak, as well as the cessation of physical classes, the school’s administration has decided to enact an optional pass/fail grading for students to opt into if they feel that their grades would otherwise suffer due to the outbreak.