The College of Arts and Letters at Stevens engages in research and scholarship at the intersection of science, technology, the arts and humanities with the objective of having a positive and long-lasting impact on society.
Dr. Kelland Thomas’ background and experience as an accomplished musician, artist, researcher, educator and academic administrator helps us begin a new chapter in the evolution of humanities, arts and social sciences education and research at Stevens.
Explore the intersection of art and technology, in areas as diverse as video, animation, visualization, design and fabrication. Learn to merge cutting-edge and traditional processes in art with creativity, critique and hands-on learning.
Challenge your understanding and perception of the critical relationship between music and technology. At Stevens, renowned faculty and state-of-the-art facilities inspire creativity and prepare students for the increasing demands of today’s musician.
Explore the possibilities and lasting value of a major in history, literature, philosophy or the social sciences. Whether you study Homer or Big Data, our programs empower the next generation of thought-leaders.
Examine the forces that shape scientific research and technological innovation as well as their effects on human societies and cultures. Help develop solutions to the most pressing issues of the 21st century including climate change, economic stability, ethical computing and clean energy.
Courses at the College of Arts and Letters enable students to become knowledgeable about the development of science and technology in the past, while acquiring the skills necessary to become proficient both in their use in the present and the future.
The Music & Technology Program
Visual Arts & Technology Program
Science and Technology Studies at Stevens
At Stevens Institute of Technology, students who plan to head to the polls for the first time come Election Day took the first step towards that goal on Monday by registering to…
Having the perfect space to create might be just as important as the materials or the idea itself. That’s why this summer, the College of Arts and Letters (CAL) was hard at work…
The role of Twitter, Facebook, and other online searching, media, and communication sites in the goal of eliminating terrorism efforts is unclear and ever changing. Governments…
Stevens Institute of Technology announced today that 19 new members have joined its faculty cohort for academic year 2016-17, hailing from such institutions as Stanford, Carnegie…
Among them are a professional ballet dancer, a Special Olympics swim coach and a roller coaster designer. They have volunteered for a mission trip to Nicaragua, started a Habitat…
When Kelland Thomas was named the new dean of the College of Arts and Letters (CAL) at Stevens Institute of Technology, it was a dream opportunity for the life-long musician and…
In 1967, ten New York artists worked with a group of thirty engineers and scientists from the world-renowned Bell Telephone Laboratories to create groundbreaking artworks and performances…
Throughout its storied history as the world’s most famous research organization, Bell Labs has transformed businesses and enriched the lives of people around the globe through…
These six faculty members recently joined CAL and bring with them backgrounds rich with diversity and relevance.
Dr. Kristyn Karl is already keen to teach two courses that correspond to the election and the impact of media on the modern U.S. Presidency next fall.
Cormack works with students to identify ideal criminal justice procedures in the Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi and Burma.
As a composer, visual artist, and scholar, Seth Cluett combines his fascination with sound into art, academics, and research.
Nicholas O’Brien is eager to school a new generation of game enthusiasts on the emotional and analytical influence that games have on society.
Dr. Everett’s teaching focuses on research collaboration and teaching students how to create arguments and present ideas effectively.
With a strong interest in the Civil Rights movement, Dr. Swindall recently published her second book, entitled Paul Robeson: A Life of Activism and Art.
Sponsored by the Center for Science Writings
CAL Student-Run Music & Arts Festival in Hoboken
STS Speaker Series - Alondra Nelson
Sponsored by the Center for Science Writings
Sponsored by the Center for Science Writings
95% of our students secure jobs or graduate school enrollment within six months of graduation.
Awarded for "Best Career Placement" from The Princeton Review’s "2016 Colleges That Pay You Back"
Cited for the best 20-year return on investment for graduates, 2016 PayScale College ROI Report.
in the Northeast for salary potential, ahead of Princeton, Harvard and MIT (2013-14 PayScale College Salary Report)