Stevens removed the 24/7 security desk that served as a base for the response of police and emergency services to campus before the start of Fall 2023.
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Stevens’ visit days have started and prospective students are on their way to experience a new application process. The Division of Enrollment Management at Stevens has taken a new approach to make the process more accessible to students.
Stevens announced that it is initiating a program that will allow students to transfer to a more recent revision of their curriculum.
Stevens, as a prominent American research institute, does quite a bit of work both for and with the government. This work involves the Department of Defense, New York and New Jersey flood services, disaster management entities, and of course, the U.S.
The Schaefer School of Engineering and Sciences (SES) has announced the continual soft launch of a new lab called the Integration Space.
It seems that in the modern day, we don’t have things that keep for very long, especially when it comes to electronics.
In less than two months, votes will be cast for the New Jersey General Assembly, the New Jersey Senate, and the Hoboken City Council.
On September 21, an unfamiliar “special events” vendor was seen walking into academic buildings on the south side of campus. He approached multiple students as classes were occurring in these buildings to sell tickets for a comedy club located in New York.
Post-tropical cyclone Ophelia drenched the Northeast on Friday, resulting in a state of emergency in New York. The New York City subway system, airport terminals, and roads were shut down due to the downpour.
The Women’s Makerspace workshop series is making its return debut tonight, October 6, from 6 to 8 p.m in the MakerSpace (ABS-104).