Stevens Institute of Technology’s campus was bursting with holiday cheer last week as nearly 650 students gathered to ...

EPA grants $1.5 million to four universities, including Stevens, to detect and degrade PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in soil and ...

Become leaders in the digital economy. The world is constantly evolving. A degree from the Stevens School of Business will give you expertise in analytics and technology and prepare you to be a nimble ...

Stevens has once again set a new record for externally sponsored research activity. Spending from research awards during the ...

Domestic students from universities across the U.S. are invited to compete for a $2,000 first-place prize. Stevens has been a recognized leader using technology to shift how businesses operate. In ...

EXPANSIVE GLASS WINDOWS FOR OUTSTANDING VIEWS OF EITHER THE NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE OR STEVENS CAMPUS AND THE CITY OF HOBOKEN ...

Program allows engineering and non-engineering majors to supplement their knowledge and play a future role in the sustainability space "Sustainability is a three-legged tool. The environment is one, ...

The seminar series takes place on Tuesdays between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. Attendance is free. The series will be offered as a live webcast via Zoom.

Are you a high school sophomore or junior interested in the stock market? The School of Business at Stevens Institute of Technology has run the Trading Day competition for 10th and 11th grade high ...

Wesley Mathews brings over two decades of experience in economic development, diplomacy, and finance to his role as President & Chief Executive Officer of Choose New Jersey, the State’s leading ...

As Hurricane Rita approached the Texas-Louisiana coast during a heat wave in September 2005, 2 to 3 million residents evacuated — creating a 100-mile-long highway gridlock that lasted two days. More ...

Artificial intelligence platforms such as ChatGPT and Notion show great promise in facilitating research and problem-solving. However, even when their answers seem accurate, they can be disarmingly ...