Stevens Indicator
Fall 2026
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The Art of the Possible

AI, Creativity and the Human Touch
Illustration: Max-O-Matic

Feature Stories

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The Art of the Possible

Stevens is integrating AI literacy into arts education to empower students as both users and developers of these tools.

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[How To] Build a Family Archive

Stevens archivists Leah Loscutoff and Ted Houghtaling offer tips on how to organize, digitize and preserve your family history.

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Answering the Call

Stevens students gain life-changing experience — and serve the community — in the Hoboken Volunteer Ambulance Corps.

Panorama: News Around Campus

The View
The Compounding Power of Connection
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The Indicator
More alumni than ever are finding new ways to stay connected to Stevens. From recent graduates to longtime Ducks, engagement, volunteerism and philanthropy are growing across generations.
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Feedback
Fall 2026 Letters to the Editor
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Degrees for What's Next
Responding to industry demands and federal research priorities, Stevens has created five new degree programs, with four of them launching this fall.
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A Year of Improvements on Campus
Stevens continues to invest in the campus to meet the community’s evolving needs.
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Leading Toward the Future
Brendan Englot helms the new School of Computing.
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Campus News
Stevens earns recognition in national college rankings, national academic honor for a standout student-athlete and more.
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Conversation Starters
News-worthy commentary by Stevens faculty members and administrators recently featured in the media.
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Castle Point
Professor Raju Datla has been appointed a NAVSEA Professor of Naval Engineering; Professor Samantha Kleinberg received a three-year grant from the John Templeton Foundation; Professor Alex Wellerstein published a new book on the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japan.
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Final Exam
A student team designs an app to restore focus, avoid doomscrolling.
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Impact: The Power of Research

Wireless Coverage on the Fly
Swarms of drones could supply wireless connectivity when demand overwhelms local base stations or natural disasters knock them out.
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Cited
Highlights from research recently published by Stevens faculty.
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Strategic Connections: Opening Doors to AI Careers
A new program bridges AI learning with professional opportunities.
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Torch Bearers: Math as Miracle
Eye-opening experiences can go both ways.
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Student Research
Highlighting the outstanding work of Stevens’ student researchers.
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Alumni Profiles

Alumni Erin McKenna ’97

The Why Before the How

Erin McKenna ’97

Dr. David Schreck ’75 M.S. ’75

On a Mission to Improve Emergency Care

Dr. David Schreck ’75 M.S. ’75

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Built for the Bills

Matthew Simone ’06 and Dan Knight ’16

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Alumni News

Championing Higher Education
A message from SAA President Michael Cahill ’15 M.Eng. ’15
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News Bytes
Greg Townsend appointed to lead alumni and external relations efforts, Alumni Weekend ’26 highlights and more.
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Vanguard
Marissa Sciorilli ’24 M.Eng. ’24 was named a local to watch by Hoboken Girl after co-founding a lifestyle wellness app; Sunil Garg M.S. ’74 Ph.D. ’78 was one of nine artists selected for the 2026 New Jersey Arts Annual, Common Ground: N.J. Artists Think Monumental.
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Out of the Archives: The SAA at 150
With some 62,000 alumni across six continents, the Stevens Alumni Association celebrates 150 years of rich traditions and looks ahead.
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The Solver: Tips for Home Brewers
Colby Janisch MBA ’15 turned a home-brewing hobby into Jersey City’s 902 Brewing Company, which opened in 2020. Here, he shares tips to help aspiring home brewers get started with confidence.
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Members gather for the First Conference of the Associated Stevens Alumni Clubs on January 10, 1914.

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Jet airplanes fly in formation in front of the New York skyline trailing red, white and blue vapors.

Salute from Air and Sea

Military aircraft soar in perfect formation — with a Stars and Stripes tribute — during the Sail4th 250 parade of tall ships and International Aerial Review on July 4. Tall ships and naval vessels from about 55 countries and more than 100 aircraft streamed up New York Harbor, with Stevens getting a front-row seat for this big 250th birthday party for the nation. Photo: Jeff Vock.