Last spring, the Stevens Christian Fellowship hosted what it called “a discussion between two professors (a Christian and non-Christian) in search of truth about what makes us human.”
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Dr. Edward A. Friedman is an emeritus professor at Stevens, meaning he doesn’t have to teach. But he does anyway. “Nuclear Energy and Society” is a course he built on the conviction that “nuclear energy, terrorism, and weapons are more important than they have ever been.
August 28, 2019 marked the 50th anniversary of the Samuel C. Williams Library. To commemorate the library’s extensive history, a luminous celebration was held in the Great Hall and Sam’s Place, including souvenirs, refreshments, and informational brochures.
Stevens Institute of Technology has reached a record-breaking $207M endowment in Fiscal Year 2018 (FY18), according to a new report. Endowment gifts are “typically comprised of cash or securities, or sometimes real estate or assets,” which are given to a university by individuals, charitable organizations, and sometimes other institutions.
On August 28, Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla signed an executive order officially launching the Vision Zero safety campaign in the area.
There's some spicy, unfiltered takes on Stevens, college life, and freshman year packed in here for ya.
Learn to navigate Hoboken
Hoboken is very easy to navigate once you know how the streets work. In just a few weeks, you can know exactly where anything is located with just the address.
Perhaps for the first time in your life, you don’t have to tell someone where you’re going or when you’re coming home.
Looking back at how naive I was my first semester at Stevens is almost laughable. I mean, I thought having known what I wanted to major in automatically made me secure, when in reality I was just as unsure and nervous as everybody else.
Two semesters. Five(ish) classes. Fifteen credits. Nine months. That’s all that stands between me and the real world — and I cannot wait.