The administrative system at Stevens consists of different departments and offices working together to run the university. One of these departments is the Office of the Provost.
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Bloomberg was founded in 1981 by many global leaders like Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, and has since been at the forefront of financial technology and economic influence on a global level.
“70:30” has become a quip that Stevens students’ ears are trained to interpret as the current male-to-female gender ratio of the undergraduate student body.
As the end fall semester quickly approaches, much of the senior class is beginning to focus on the end of the spring semester and one day in particular: the commencement ceremony.
On November 19, Stevens students headed to Camp Mason for the Leaders Impacting Technology (L.I.T) Leadership Retreat. Camp Mason is a YMCA summer camp located in Hardwick Township and is open to group trips such as school retreats.
On Thursday, December 1, the No. 4 ranked Stevens Men’s Soccer team traveled to Donald J. Kerr Stadium in Salem, VA to compete in the NCAA Division III Men’s Soccer Championship Semifinals against No.
The height of the holiday season is almost here, and both Stevens students and Hoboken residents are heralding it by putting out the last of the decorations, pulling out the heavy winter clothing, and getting ready for a robust slate of local events and celebrations.
On December 4, StevensTHON hosted their first-ever Snow Ball. StevensTHON is a student organization that raises awareness and money for Children’s Specialized Hospital, the local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital in New Brunswick, NJ, and is part of the Miracle Network Dance Marathon movement across multiple schools.
Student Affairs has recently announced its appointment of a new Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs: Takeem L. Dean, Ed.D. Dean’s responsibilities will include supervising the “Office of Residential Education, the Office of Residential and Dining Services, the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and the Office of Community Standards and Title IX.
Challenge is one of the best and most critical components of life. While challenge is perceived to be antagonizing and inevitable, it allows us to develop in interesting ways.