In efforts to build a more sustainable campus, Stevens has shifted gears and made small changes that have left a positive impression on students.
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I absolutely hate yoga.
I’m sure my ancestors would be rolling in their graves at the statement (after all, India is the ancient birthplace of yoga), but the allure of the practice has always escaped me.
Unless you’ve met me before on campus and had a long conversation with me, you wouldn’t know that occasionally I stutter.
- A report conducted by Stevens' accreditors found that only 27 percent of students are members of RSOs.
- Stevens administrators and student leaders question the accuracy of this finding.
The two towers, which will be ready for Stevens students by August of 2021, will modernize the Stevens experience.
You may not know it yet, but the coolest shoes right now are the ones your dad already owns. If you closely observe the sneaker trends in the industry right now, you will likely come across a lot of chunky retro-inspired sneakers.
Student leaders at Stevens can get busy. Very busy.
Some work closely with administrators. Some take on leadership positions in RSOs with time commitments similar to most full-time jobs.
The incoming class of 2022 has a record number of students: 1013. This represents a dramatic increase over last year’s incoming class size of 810, a 20% increase.
Read a few tips, former freshman, Matthew Cunningham '21 has for the new class.