Read about the impact of The Power of Stevens campaign through highlights such as the formation of the Babbio Pinnacle Scholars Program, the recruitment of Wei Zheng as the Richard R. Roscitt ’73 Chair in Leadership, the generosity of donors toward the University Center Complex, and many more.
Stevens ACES (Accessing Careers in Engineering and Science) is matching talent with opportunity. Generous alumni and friends are supporting a new goal of 500 ACES scholarships every year.
The University Center Complex will transform Castle Point. Nearly 1,000 students living in the residence halls will wake up daily to inspiring skyline views, while the entire community will enjoy a university center stocked with new spaces for clubs, dining, fitness, recreation and events.
During The Power of Stevens campaign, thousands of alumni and friends came together to raise a record $200 million. By investing in the priorities of student success, faculty excellence and a vibrant campus, these philanthropists lifted Stevens to a new level. Read about this transformational impact in the campaign retrospective.
Welcome alumni and friends!
This page is the online home of more than 50,000 alumni thriving across the globe. These proud Ducks join countless friends and partners who believe in the university’s mission.
Together, these engaged and generous individuals are lifting Stevens to a new level. Alumni and friends support scholarships for talented students, programs for innovative professors, and stunning buildings like the University Center Complex. Many volunteer as mentors, recruiters, speakers, ambassadors and other roles.
Explore and find information on live and virtual events, supporting the university, getting involved, donor recognition societies, alumni stories and much more.
When the New Jersey-based energy group PSEG announced, in 2020, that it would contribute three additional years and $1.2 million in additional financial support for Stevens faculty…
Khadeejah Granderson-Bilal ’09 is the regional head of Regulatory Middle Office, Goldman Sachs Asset Management Operations, Goldman Sachs, Jersey City, New Jersey. My mother…
Editor’s Note: “Out of the Archives” is a new department within The Stevens Indicator dedicated to telling the stories behind lesser-known objects and artifacts from the…
Within three years of graduating from Stevens, Robert Robbins ’16 made ten cities home. Three baseball teams, including the Chicago Cubs, signed the pitcher to minor league…
Stevens Institute of Technology’s most ambitious fundraising campaign in history, the $200 million campaign known as The Power of Stevens, has concluded more than $50 million…
Growing up in Newark, New Jersey, Stevens alumna Aisha Lawrey '99 had never been to Hoboken until her first visit to the university's campus. But that one visit convinced her…
For the past 150 years, Stevens graduates have used their hard-earned degrees to make a difference in fields as numerous and diverse as they are. The newest generation of alumni…
Kemp “Bud” Roedema ’60 was 7 years old when World War II ended, when images of P-51 fighters ignited his imagination and the skies above his house in Garfield, New Jersey…
Born to Nigerian parents in New York City, Aimiende “Aimi” Negbenebor Sela ’04 spent her childhood between two continents. Shortly after her birth, Sela’s parents separated…
Simarna Kaur ’08 is passionate about improving the trajectory of human health through her work at Johnson & Johnson. Since earning her undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral…
One Stevens. One Goal. For 36 hours on April 21-22, our Stevens community will come together for Stevens' first-ever Day of Giving. This inaugural celebration of everything…
Thanks to early funding from an eminent entrepreneur, the students of Launchpad are eager to lift off. [email protected] is a program where students learn to develop business…
Students at Stevens Institute of Technology are known for their willingness to work hard — a reputation that follows alumni well into their professional careers. Even among…
Since COVID-19 stopped our world in its tracks in early 2020, the virus has done so much more than sicken millions and kill hundreds of thousands. A necessary retreat into self-quarantine…
COVID-19 cases are spiking across Texas this early July day when Walter Ulrich ’68 answers the phone from his office in Houston. Based at an essential healthcare facility,…
When it comes to combatting a pandemic, data is key in knowing the enemy. The numbers of infections, deaths and recoveries have been important signposts for governments and public…
While the discovery and production timeline for an effective COVID-19 vaccine remains uncertain, schools and businesses across the country are formulating plans to enable a return…
When COVID-19 cases flooded the New York metropolitan area’s healthcare facilities this past spring at the peak of the coronavirus outbreak in that region, the dwindling supply…
You can choose to give to your favorite academic program, scholarships, athletics and many other campus causes.
Alumni and friends across the country meet and mingle in dozens of events throughout the year.
Catch up on Stevens news by reading current and past issues of the Indicator alumni magazine as well as archived email newsletters such as News From Castle Point…
Get involved and support Stevens by joining an alumni club in your region of the country or one representing your latest reunion year.
See the names of everyone who supports Stevens on the updated Donor Wall, including highlighted stories of alumni and friends who have made meaningful gifts.
Every spring, the Stevens community gathers to celebrate some of its most impressive members and their achievements in industry, academia and society.
As a graduate of Stevens you are automatically a member of the Stevens Alumni Association! You and over 50,000 Stevens alumni thriving around the world have access…