Stevens hosted the launch of the first-ever NSF-backed fintech research center in October, 2021 with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, industry members, NSF officials and others.The Stevens-led CRAFT (Center for Research and Financial Technologies) will engage a collection of leading financial industry, academic and government partners.
The grand illumination of the STEVENS sign atop the University Center Complex was a spectacular moment in the history of our university. With hundreds of students, faculty, staff, alumni and members of the Hoboken community in attendance, we celebrated the significant progress Stevens has made in the last decade and the future of this great university…
July 1, 2021 marked the tenth anniversary of Nariman Farvardin's appointment as president at Stevens and during this time, the university has undergone a remarkable transformation. In almost every imaginable measure of performance, impact and productivity, the university has reached new heights of achievement and the best is yet to come!
A landmark campus hub and student residence rises on Castle Point. The largest construction project in Stevens' history is poised to transform student life and redefine the Hudson River skyline.
The university's ACES program has been recognized by the New Jersey Business and Industry Association for its work to increase diversity and enhance access to STEM education and careers.
In May 2020, Stevens achieved a STARS Gold rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), showcasing Stevens’ strong dedication to sustainability in both the classroom and campus operations.
On Febrary 21, 2020, three celebrations kicked off a year of events that will honor Stevens’ sesquicentennial: the Founder’s Day Ball for undergraduates, the Founder’s Day Reception for graduate students and the Founder’s Day Soiree for alumni, faculty and staff. Celebrations which will continue throughout the coming year.
Elected officials joined Stevens alumni, donors, staff, faculty, neighbors and trustees for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and the official opening of a world-class teaching and research facility
The New Jersey Tech Council recognized the Stevens ACES (Accessing Careers in Engineering and Science) program, created by Stevens Institute of Technology President Nariman Farvardin, with its 2019 Innovation in Education Award.
President Nariman Farvardin cited the challenges in advancing student diversity in STEM disciplines at college campuses across the U.S. and pointed to the early success of a Stevens program called Stevens ACES that could serve as a national model.
Featured initiatives highlight the strengths, potential and pathway for Stevens' future.
Our vision to become a premier, student-centric, technological research university
Selected speeches, testimonials, position papers and announcements
The President's Distinguished Lecture Series features today's thought leaders in science and technology.
Driving research and innovation, and enhancing the educational experience of our students
The ACES initiative at Stevens aims to increase access to STEM education for underserved communities and underrepresented minorities.
OnStage at Stevens is a performing arts and cultural series that brings premier music, theater, dance, literary arts and other entertainment to Stevens and the community…
