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16 Mar 2022 Alumni & Donors

The Power of Place

With The Power of Stevens campaign has come the much-needed addition of modern buildings, laboratories and renovated classrooms — elevating teaching, learning, research and…

16 Mar 2022 Alumni & Donors

True to the Red and Gray

Stevens relies on its loyal donors who, year after year, give generously to the university to support everything from student scholarships and faculty research to beloved student…

16 Mar 2022 Alumni & Donors

Be True to Your School

Each year, one deserving Stevens freshman is awarded a Kaminski Family Scholarship, which will support them throughout their undergraduate years at Castle Point. Many of these…

16 Mar 2022 Alumni & Donors

Out of the Archives – Gifts from the Ancient World

A large tablet with a long tax list, payable in sheep and other animals. Dated about 2350 B.C. or earlier. An unassuming storage box on the second floor of the Samuel C. Williams…

16 Mar 2022 Alumni & Donors

Faces of Gratitude

More than 46,000 gifts. A record 14,362 donors. And 158 brand new scholarships, 18 new faculty chairs and fellowships and 100% of campus classrooms renovated. These are just…

16 Mar 2022 Alumni & Donors

May Their Memory Be a Continued Blessing

Hundreds of people helped to create 158 new scholarships during The Power of Stevens campaign because they believe strongly in the promise of a Stevens education. For some of…

14 Mar 2022 Research & Innovation

Stevens Computer Science Department to Host Women Techmakers Virtual Conference

The Stevens computer science department will host the Women Techmakers Virtual Conference on March 26. This event will welcome Stevens students, faculty, staff and alumni to…

11 Mar 2022 Research & Innovation

Annie Xian Zhang Receives $500,000 NSF CAREER Award

Imagine a transparent, skin-like wearable device that’s incredibly thin, super flexible and packed with microelectronics that can monitor your personal health information and…

10 Mar 2022 Research & Innovation

EH Yang Works with US Army to Explore How Electron Interference Can Enhance Quantum Sensing Applications

The modern GPS has been a game changer, whether in helping us navigate directions on our smartphones, locating a missing pet, or setting our sights on space travel. However,…

9 Mar 2022 Research & Innovation

Stevens Faculty Launch IEEE Nanotechnology Council Chapter

Faculty at Stevens Institute of Technology have recently created a new IEEE Nanotechnology Council Chapter (NTC) in North Jersey. The inaugural keynote lecture will take place…

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