The new "University District" is a major win for Stevens, signaling to students that major development projects are on their way.
The Stute
From building lathes and circuit boards in the basement to compelling his parents into giving him rides to the local RadioShack for materials, Professor Joseph Barbetta always knew, through middle and high school, that his future would lead him into engineering.
Entering college is an opportunity to explore new avenues and venture outside of typical friend groups. It also is a time to expand upon current interests or delve deeper into them.
Heard through the walls of a Brooklyn home is a different kind of music that might seem peculiar or unconventional, but to Professor Fefferman the sound is her comfort.
This year will mark Professor Brian Borowski’s fifth year of teaching at Stevens. Borowski has enjoyed every moment of his time at Stevens, and he was once a student himself back in 2004.
Graduating seniors, graduate students, faculty, family, and friends will be coming together to take part in one of the greatest rituals of the college experience: the commencement ceremony.
Olivia Schreiber '18 reminisces over not only her time at Stevens, but also the history of Stevens in her final column.
Freshman recounts his first year at Stevens.
Roger W. Ferguson Jr., CEO of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA), has been selected to deliver the commencement address at Stevens Institute of Technology’s 146th Commencement Ceremony.
Marko Djapic, Katrina Guido, Roger Kleinmann, and Ian Porada are recognized as the valedictorians of the Class of 2018.