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7 Feb 2019 Campus & Community

Bringing Down the Gatehouse

Stone by stone, the gatehouse — the last remaining structure of the Stevens family estate and the traditional entryway to the university — will be completely disassembled…

7 Feb 2019 Campus & Community

At Drucker Forum, Stevens Student Explores the Changing Notion of Leadership in a World of A.I.

Kanika Ghocha has steadily climbed the professional ranks since completing her graduate degree from SP Jain Institute of Management and Research, with management positions of…

4 Feb 2019 Campus & Community

The First Pick Faltered, but Stevens Team Scores Top-3 Finish in CNBC Stock Draft

Many of the participants in the 2018 CNBC Stock Draft are celebrities, like NFL great Eric Dickerson, TV personality Bethenny Frankel and investment guru Tim Seymour. After…

31 Jan 2019 Campus & Community

Let the Recycling Games Begin! Stevens is Ready for RecycleMania 2019

In the battle for green bragging rights, Stevens Institute of Technology will have a chance to flex its recycling muscles when the eight-week competition known as RecycleMania…

28 Jan 2019 Research & Innovation

Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence Director Talks AI, Machine Learning and the Future of Technology

Stevens Institute of Technology professor K.P. Subbalakshmi is the founding director of the Stevens Institute of Artificial Intelligence (SIAI). Her goal? To make SIAI the place…

28 Jan 2019 Campus & Community

Pop Sensation! Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day Has Stevens Connection

Amazon and eBay can't live without it. The postal service would grind to a halt, absent its genius. And you pop the bubbles, when nobody's looking. You know you do. We won't…

28 Jan 2019 Careers & Student Outcomes

Ready for Primetime: Stevens Senior Will Begin Data Science Career at Nielsen

Stevens senior Aleksandr Grin likes to attribute much of his undergraduate success to a lot of good fortune. Take, for example, his reaction to his future career at Nielsen,…

24 Jan 2019 Alumni & Donors

Alumna Keeps Consumers Safe and Students Informed

Arriving in the U.S. from the Dominican Republic when she was in middle school, Laura Dee ’00 didn’t speak English. What she did know was numbers. Her teachers noticed that…

24 Jan 2019 Alumni & Donors

David Luzzi ’80 Leads Impactful Research at Northeastern

David Luzzi ’80 would probably agree: He is his father’s son. He’s an optimist, and though he would defer to others — the retired generals he has worked with; the soldiers…

24 Jan 2019 Alumni & Donors

IBM’s Tim Dalton ’88 Helps Lead the Future of Technology

IBM Master Inventor Tim Dalton ’88 (yes, this is a real title) suggests that if you want to begin to grasp the staggering pace of technology, read a newspaper ad for Radio…

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