The Epsilon Gamma Chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon was established at Stevens in 1985, with a founding class of six girls committed to promoting dedication, pride, and excellence among each other and the people around them.
Posts published in “Orientation Issue”
I’ve passed Birch a countless number of times, but I had only judged it to be a bar, a place not suitable for a sophomore like myself.
Phi Sigma Sigma is an organization founded on the idea that women from all backgrounds can unite to work towards a common goal and that personal differences make the group stronger.
Sixty percent of the Dutch population lives below sea level. The centuries old water management practices in the Netherlands are what keeps much of the country afloat.
Professor George Calhoun is Director of the Quantitative Finance program at Stevens. He teaches the mandatory introductory sequence for Quantitative Finance majors, QF 101 and QF 102, so he is no stranger to Quantitative Finance majors.
With 13 fraternities, and 6 sororities on campus, Greek Life is prevalent in all aspects of student life at Stevens. Over 30% of Stevens students are a member of a Greek Organization, and over 75% of executive board members, encompassing all clubs, are members of the Greek community.
“Hello, my name is Mary Ruane and I’m from Mountainside, New Jersey.” No, scratch that. They don’t care where you’re from, besides that’s too formal.
Professor Snell teaches Engineering Graphics, the AutoCAD portion of a Civil Engineering lecture/lab series, and two senior design labs. He has a background in architecture, and was the Faculty Construction Manager for the SURE House, Stevens’ winning entry in the 2015 Solar Decathlon.
At Chi Phi we pride ourselves on our values of acceptance, inclusivity and well roundedness in academics as well as intellectual and creative persuits.
Professor Robin Hammerman teaches CAL 103, a class required for all freshmen. She has been with Stevens since 2011, when the year-long Freshman Experience program started.