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Stevens honored the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by dedicating a week this January to service and reflection. Stretching across campus, the event sparked participation from 825 students, faculty, staff and alumni in meaningful community service, educational programs and discussions centered on King’s vision for justice, equality and a “beloved community.” By extending the observance from a single day to a full week, Stevens reinforced its commitment to lasting change both on campus and in the Hoboken community.

More than 500 Stevens students, faculty and staff braved ice and snow to attend the university’s third annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service on Jan. 16, listening to thoughtful lectures, enjoying student performances and participating in service activities that benefitted 14 local nonprofits and community organizations.

Stretching beyond campus into the Hoboken community, Stevens hosted its second annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, a day-long event that attracted hundreds of participants from the Stevens community and around Hoboken.