The rituals you perform this holiday season may have a bigger impact on your mental health than you think. Whether you decorate for the holidays right when Thanksgiving ends or eat exactly 12 grapes at midnight on New Year, many of us rely on traditions.
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A group of MIT physicists recently discovered that carbon stacked in a particular way behaves like an unconventional superconductor.
Superconductors are critical to current and future technological innovations.
Menopausal hot flashes have been compared to a “human furnace” and disruptive to daily life. Around 85%of women experience hot flashes during menopause, and symptoms may flare up even years later.
On Saturday, December 6, the Men’s and Women’s Swim Teams participated in a home meet against the United States Merchant Marine Academy.
The Men’s and Women’s Track & Field teams opened their 2025–26 indoor campaigns this past weekend at the Crowell Open and Crowell Invitational, hosted by the U.S.
On Wednesday, December 10, the Center for Innovation Computing and Networked Systems (iCNS) and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) hosted DuckAI 2025 Fall, the 2nd annual symposium of its AI research series.
The incredible diversity of the Stevens community was illuminated in this year’s Winter Interfaith Summit. Held in Gateway North on December 10, the Summit wasn’t just another meeting; it was a showcase of the diverse beliefs on campus.
The need for activism is greater than ever before. Injustice and advocacy share one thing in common: they need a voice willing to stand up and take action.
STEM campuses like Stevens have historically cultivated cultures focused on technical excellence, research, and career advancement, often at the expense of broader social engagement.
The month of November brought about many significant updates to the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP). The month began with delays to funding being procured by those in the program due to the government shutdown and actions in the Supreme Court.