Throughout the 2023 summer months, the Hoboken Maritime Park Project design team has worked on further developing their final concept design following the public’s recent feedback and engagement.
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In response to increased rain events in Hoboken, NJ, the 5-acre ResilienCity Park will divert and store nearly one million gallons of stormwater.
From September 5 to 15, the Samuel C. Williams Library will have an Anne Frank exhibit on display in the Mary Stuart Stevens room.
With no surprise, Stevens has once again won a dining award for Pierce Dining Hall and for the first time, Pi Kitchen!
On June 22, the Howe Center was packed with attendees gathered to enjoy the music of Frank Sinatra at the My Way Sinatra Sing-Off, hosted by Hoboken’s Division of Cultural Affairs.
The residents of Palmer Hall will be delighted to hear about the installation of four new communal bathrooms in the dormitory.
The Titan submersible, created by OceanGate, imploded on June 18 during an attempt to explore the Titanic wreckage. Aboard the submersible were five individuals, including the CEO of OceanGate.
Within the intricate landscape of higher education, ensuring the rights and well-being of students holds utmost significance. Dr. Stacy Fisher (she/her), a notable figure at Stevens as the Director of Community Standards and Title IX Coordinator, fiercely advocates for fairness and student empowerment.
Dear first-year Ducks, I would like to congratulate everyone on achieving this great milestone in your life. As a fresh new Duck, I can testify how much emotion this experience has and will bring me for the next four plus years.
In this issue of the Artist Spotlight, I’ll cover the popular Brazilian modern artist Beatriz Milhazes. Milhazes typically paints collages, which can be best described as ensembles of unique forms, symbols, and ideas organized to represent an overarching concept or feeling.