The Stevens Law and Technology Journal (SJOLT) has recently released its second edition, marking another milestone for the publication founded by Nicholas Russo.
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As of Monday, September 21, three national news outlets, including CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, have filed a lawsuit against the United States government for violation of the First Amendment.
On September 11th, a computer error from the Equinix data center in Secaucus, New Jersey, triggered the release of approximately 5,500 gallons of diesel fuel and waste into a small stream of the Hackensack River.
New Jersey has never had a proper bus rapid transit (BRT) service. Despite its benefits, like a faster ride compared to a regular bus, its numerous proposals have been stalled.
Stevens Institute of Technology has decided to launch its brand new Bachelor’s Degree in Aerospace Engineering in response to growing student demand and the rising prominence of aerospace engineering in everyday life.
On September 16, the @followstevens Instagram account posted an image depicting the UCC Center and Residential Towers bedazzled in red, yellow, and white gems.
When I was doing my college search, the dining halls were definitely a factor I considered. In fact, I know a few of my high school friends who committed to a college once they tried out the food and enjoyed it, or lowered a college’s ranking on their list because they didn’t.
Being a commuter is like being blessed and cursed at the same time, only it’s 80% cursed and 20% of the time a blessing.
National Hispanic Heritage Month is observed every year from September 15 to October 15. This month is dedicated to celebrating the Hispanic and Latine heritage in the United States.
Stevens welcomed the Class of 2030 to campus this month with the same celebratory tone it uses every September. The semester started with convocation, a Wittpenn Walk, and a class profile touting nearly 1,100 new undergraduates including the university’s first cohort in its new School of Computing.