Forty-year-old Gert-Jan Oskam has begun to walk on his own after almost ten years with the help of implants in his brain and spinal cord.
The Stute
Is it possible to grow an extra limb if you swim in the Hudson River, or will you turn green? A certain stigma surrounds the river between Hoboken and Manhattan; but is it actually that dangerous?
My first week at Stevens was not the university experience I had been anticipating. The growing pains were compounded by unique circumstances; it was September 2020, all classes were virtual, and contact with others was at a minimum.
Autism: a single word that can represent an endless amount of possibilities. It is a spectrum that represents a wide range of individuals, all with unique traits.
On Thursday, June 29, 2023, The Supreme Court ruled to end university admissions offices’ ability to take an applicant’s race into consideration when granting acceptance to the institution.
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.
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.