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17 Jun 2021 150th Anniversary

Building a More Equitable World Through Affordable Housing Systems

Editor’s Note: In 2020, Virginia Braxton, the wife of the late James Braxton ’37 Hon. D.Eng. ’87, generously donated her husband’s papers to the Samuel C. Williams Library…

16 Jun 2021 Research & Innovation

A Rich Life Combining Cutting-Edge Physics Research, Engineering and Education

Growing up, Marvin Hutt was always interested in tinkering and making things. For a science project, he made something rather unusual and sophisticated for a high schooler; he…

16 Jun 2021 Careers & Student Outcomes

Let the Games Begin: Alumnus Brings the World's Biggest Sporting Events to Your TV

When most people go to present their work, they might face an audience of 10 people in a boardroom, hundreds in an auditorium, or maybe even thousands in a packed stadium. Imagine…

15 Jun 2021 Research & Innovation

After Five Decades of Teaching, Charles Suffel is Remembered as a Caring and Inspiring Professor

Professor Charles Suffel, who passed away on February 4, was a gifted teacher of mathematics at Stevens Institute of Technology, where he dedicated himself to mentoring and educating…

11 Jun 2021 Research & Innovation

New Tool Helps Public Test Their Own Passwords — and Bolster Security

When the COVID-19 pandemic started in March last year, companies and individuals moved their world online in unprecedented numbers. As protecting our digital spheres has become…

10 Jun 2021 Careers & Student Outcomes

Stevens Alumnus Named 2021 Black Engineer of the Year for Outstanding Technical Contributions to Industry

Stevens Institute of Technology alumnus Obiefuna Okafor ’10 credits his love of learning and heart for people as the twin passions that have guided his path. It’s a winning…

10 Jun 2021 Research & Innovation

Fifth NSF CAREER Award in 2021 Granted to Stevens

Stevens computer science professor Yue Ning has received a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award, the fifth such award granted to Stevens researchers this year. The…

8 Jun 2021 Research & Innovation

Kleinberg Receives $1.1 Million to Study Consciousness in the ICU

Samantha Kleinberg, associate professor in the Department of Computer Science, recently received a grant of $1,139,620 from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for her project…

3 Jun 2021 Research & Innovation

Seniors Design Pedestrian Bridge to Connect Bolivian Community with Essential Resources

Guayabitos is a community of about 30 people straddling the Rio Pojo in a remote area of central Bolivia. On the south side of the river are the residents’ homes. On the north…

2 Jun 2021 Careers & Student Outcomes

Stevens Computer Science Student Tops Largest Coding Challenge in History

A Stevens senior has won the largest coding competition in history. Ben Mirtchouk '21, a recent computer science graduate who will continue in the department's master's program…

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