Stevens Institute of Technology President Nariman Farvardin was recently featured on CBS News, addressing how artificial ...

Since its development 100 years ago, quantum mechanics has revolutionized our understanding of nature, revealing a bizarre ...

Summer 2025 Residential Program: Exploring Career Options in Engineering and Science (ECOES) Course Length: Two Weeks 2025 Dates: July 20 - August 1 Program Cost: $4,700 So you've decided that you may ...

Internship programs aren’t just for college students anymore – the number of businesses offering internships to high schoolers has grown from 30% in 2018 to 38% in 2023. While many schools are just ...

Military pilots and equipment face some of the world’s most punishing environments. But what happens when an aircraft’s protective coatings — meant to shield the plane’s nose and wings during ...

The Stevens School of Business continued to showcase its excellence and leadership in business education with a six-year extension of its accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate ...

The 2025 David Belanger Fellowship Award was recently presented to Somendra Singh. This award is given annually to a first-year BAAI graduate student who is chosen as the most likely to have a ...

Summer 2025 Residential Program: Introduction to Programming: Your First Step into Software Development (Closed) Course Length: One Week 2025 Dates: Session I: July 6 - July 12 (Closed) | Session II: ...

Stevens School of Business is a top-ranked university offering undergraduate and graduate programs in MBA, Executive MBA, finance, financial analytics, financial engineering, business intelligence and ...

Stevens ACES program gets a spotlight as it receivs a charitable donation from Johnson & Johnson. “As the costs of tuition are rising, accessing higher education, particularly in STEM fields, is ...

Samantha Kleinberg Although women in academia remain underrepresented in computer science, they are better represented in applied computing research than theoretical research. However, a new study has ...