Stevens students are conducting aerospace research vital for a mission to Venus through NASA’s RockSat-C program. Teams of college students spend a year designing and building a payload of research equipment that will go aboard a rocket to conduct scientific experiments in space.
The Stute
On September 6, the Stevens men and women’s tennis teams opened their fall season with a trip to the TCNJ Doubles Invitational in Ewing, New Jersey.
On September 13, the women’s volleyball team hosted a tri-match against Tufts and Drew at the Canavan Arena. The Ducks lost to Tufts in a close match but returned to the court, fought valiantly, and comfortably beat Drew 3-0.
Facing down budget constraints due to federal directives from the Trump administration, the Stevens Office of the President announced in July that two of the university’s divisions, namely, the Division of University Relations and the Division of Development and Alumni Engagement, would be merged into a single division, effective August 1, 2025.
On May 21st, Stephen T. Boswell, Chairman of the Board of Trustees and President Nariman
Farvardin responded to the Stevens Divest from War Initiative’s Letter from the Student Body
which passed with overwhelming support in early May.
My summer ended the minute I received my first Slack message. The school year ends, but The Stute never really stops.
Researchers from Rutgers University have discovered a new way in which matter can exist. Dubbed a “Quantum Liquid Crystal,” this previously unknown quantum state expands researchers’ understanding of how matter can exist beyond the three traditional states.
Whether you are an incoming freshman or a returning Stevens Duck, there are so many ways to get involved in student life at Stevens while still doing what you love.
The first few weeks of college often feel like stepping into a new world. New buildings, unfamiliar faces, and long walks back to a quiet dorm.
When coming to a small school like Stevens, where a combination of everyone in the organization doesn’t even half a new-member class at a school like Alabama, you never really expect Greek life to play a big role in your life.