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18 Mar 2022 Research & Innovation

A Data Science Student Spotlight: Ashish Bodhankar '22, M.S. Data Science

What is your educational background? I earned my bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and my master’s degree in mathematics from Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences…

17 Mar 2022 Research & Innovation

Profiles in Engineering: Introduce a Girl to Engineering! Day Shines a Light on Career Journeys

Gadgets, genes, stress and robots! These were among the many terms displayed in a word cloud during a presentation at Stevens Institute of Technology’s 7th Annual Introduce…

16 Mar 2022 Careers & Student Outcomes

New Georgetown Report Ranks Stevens in Top 20 Nationally for ROI

A new report from the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, “Ranking 4,500 Colleges by ROI (2022),” places Stevens at No. 19 in the nation for return…

16 Mar 2022 Alumni & Donors

Building Strong Girls Through Sports

Serving others has been the fabric woven throughout the life of Nicole Mussenden ’88, starting back in the apartment she shared with her mother and sister in Harlem, New York…

16 Mar 2022 Alumni & Donors

Alumnus Climbs the Ladder from Intern to Company President During his 20-Year Construction Career

Martin Downs ’04 M.S. ’05 first saw J. Fletcher Creamer & Son’s distinctive brown trucks on Castle Point, just a short walk from his room at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity…

16 Mar 2022 Athletics

#AllRise Challenge Inspires Record Support of Stevens Athletics

The #AllRise Challenge is an annual fundraising campaign, traditionally held over a two-week period in the fall, to raise support for the athletic programs at Stevens. Although…

16 Mar 2022 Research & Innovation

Can Computer Models Help Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease Earlier?

Alzheimer’s disease can be diagnosed with complete certainty only after a patient dies. Then it becomes possible to examine the brain itself for the telltale plaques and neurofibrillary…

16 Mar 2022 Campus & Community

The Professor and the Philanthropist

“Innovation is an art,” says Steve Shulman ’62 M.S. ’63 Hon. D.Eng. ’02. “We see a lot of it at Stevens.” Steve Shulman ’62 M.S. ’63 Hon. D.Eng. ’02. Shulman…

16 Mar 2022 Alumni & Donors

An Uncertain Beginning to Medical School

This personal essay, written by Olivia Schreiber ’18, originally appeared as "A Final Thought" in the winter 2022 issue of The Stevens Indicator alumni magazine. On February…

16 Mar 2022 Research & Innovation

Yu Gan awarded $300,000 from USDA to Collect Food Data for Quality Evaluation

Assistant professor of biomedical engineering Yu Gan was recently awarded $300,000 from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture for his project “DSFAS-AI: Food…

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