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24 May 2021 Campus & Community

SSE Celebrates Undergraduate Excellence in Academics, Research with Annual Awards

With the conclusion of the 2020-2021 academic year comes the School of Systems & Enterprises’ (SSE’s) undergraduate student awards honoring high-level academic achievement…

20 May 2021 Careers & Student Outcomes

Internship, Athletics Success, Prize-Winning Design Lead to a Career Close to Home

As a child, Hannah Percely '21 was always interested in medicine and biomedical science. Later, attending a STEM magnet high school in Morris County, New Jersey, she prepared…

20 May 2021 Research & Innovation

Combating Bias with a Human-Centered Approach to Artificial Intelligence

What does it mean for an artificial intelligence (AI) to be biased? A documentary recently released on Netflix and PBS highlights the experiences of MIT Media Lab researcher…

19 May 2021 Campus & Community

SSE Dean’s Seminar Series Concludes 2020-2021 Academic Year of Cross-Disciplinary Programming

The School of Systems & Enterprises’ (SSE’s) 2020-2021 academic year was a period of robust intellectual exchange across various SSE events and initiatives, including the…

17 May 2021 150th Anniversary

Meet 12 Stevens Game Changers

They are innovators and artists, trailblazers and dreamers — Stevens alumni who made or are making a significant mark on the world through their extraordinary careers. While…

17 May 2021 Alumni & Donors

Standing for STEM: Stevens Alumna's Statue Featured in New Exhibit of Women in Leadership

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…

13 May 2021 Research & Innovation

A Legacy of Life Skills: Stevens Computer Science Seniors Develop Games for Special-Needs Students

In the tri-state area alone, there are hundreds of thousands of special-needs students, each in need of a customized curriculum to help them develop life skills. This year, a…

13 May 2021 Research & Innovation

Yong Zhang Receives $360,000 NSF Grant for Computational Chemistry Study

Yong Zhang, professor in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, recently received a grant of $360,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for his project “CAS:…

13 May 2021 Research & Innovation

Stevens Students Strive to Create ‘a More Sustainable World, One Bottle at a Time’

Plastic is everywhere — in our cell phones, our disposable water bottles, our food containers, and just about every one of those packages being delivered to our doorsteps.…

13 May 2021 Careers & Student Outcomes

Stevens Graduate Student Team Wins International Business Challenge

Three Stevens School of Business graduate students have won the Grand Prize in a business competition hosted by the University of New Mexico in late April, sharing $20,000 in…

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