Campus Traditions

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The Flock Party is a showcase of all of the student organizations that make Stevens such a vibrant community. This event kicks off the fall semester, taking place the last day of New Student Orientation. Sponsored by Office of Undergraduate Student Life, Student Government Association (August)

This ceremony marks the beginning of the academic year and the first formal assemblage of the entering class, commemorating their inclusion in the Stevens community. All students are formally inducted into the Stevens Honor System at this ceremony (August)

New students process to New Student Convocation up the Wittpenn Walk, which is lined with cheering students, faculty, and administration. As seniors, students walk down Wittpenn Walk to their Senior Toast on their last day of class, ceremoniously ending their career at Stevens (September)

Families of our newest students return to campus for a day full of events, information sessions, and fun. Sponsored by Student Affairs (October)

A campus-wide fall festival including fall foods, pumpkins, arts and crafts and other autumn activities. Sponsored by the Entertainment Committee (October)

Students are invited to visit offices throughout campus for a Halloween treat. Sponsored by Student Affairs, Undergraduate Student Life, Student Government Association (October)

A biennial gathering focused on building coalitions of support and redefining what leadership means for the future. Hosted by the Lore-El Center, this conference brings together a wide range of voices to explore new visions of leadership that value collaboration, authenticity, and impact. Open to all students, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests—because together, we are unstoppable (November)

On the eve of finals in the fall and spring semesters, students are treated to a late night breakfast in the Pierce Dining Hall, along with music and other festivities. Sponsored by the Office of Residence Life (December, May)

A week-long celebration of Stevens pride including Red and Grey Day, a scavenger hunt with Attila, , a university-wide talent show called Ducks on Display, and special food items at campus dining locations. Sponsored by Undergraduate Student Life (February)

A black tie evening of dinner and dancing commemorating the anniversary of the university’s founding on February 15, 1870. Sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Student Life (February)

Since the 1970s, Take Back the Night has focused on eliminating sexual and domestic violence. Each year, the Stevens Community, comes together to take a stand against sexual and domestic violence. Sponsored by the Office of Community Standards, Take Back the Night Committee (April)

A 12 hour dance marathon celebrating the fundraising efforts of a student-run philanthropic movement that provides monetary and emotional support ‘For The Kids’ at Children's Specialized Hospital, Stevens’ local Children's Miracle Network Hospital. Sponsored by StevensTHON (April)

Our multicultural organizations participate in this annual performance to highlight and celebrate their rich diversity and culture for the entire Stevens community. Sponsored by the Ethnic Student Council, Office of Student Culture and Belonging (April)

TechFest is an annual festival coordinated by the Entertainment Committee which brings some of the biggest names in music to campus. Past performers have included the Chainsmokers, Jesse McCartney, and Neon Trees. Sponsored by the Entertainment Committee (April)

This recognition event celebrates the accomplishments of undergraduate students, both inside and outside of the classroom. Students are recognized for their excellence in academics, leadership, service, and overall contributions to the Stevens community. Sponsored by Student Affairs (May)

Each May the senior week committee, comprised of members of the graduating class, sponsors events and celebrations prior to graduation. Sponsored by the Senior Week Committee, Student Life (May)