Tag: Stevens Institute of Technology
Pro-bono internship program available to Hoboken businesses
Stevens Institute of Technology's School of Business, in partnership with the City of Hoboken and the Hoboken Business Alliance (HBA), is creating a pro-bono...
Stevens Institute of Technology plans for fall semester
In a letter to the Stevens Institute of Technology community on April 29, President Nariman Farvardin reassured students that Stevens will unequivocally be open...
Hoboken City Council meets virtually to conduct city business
The Hoboken City Council held their regularly scheduled meeting via a Zoom video conference call due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Only members of the...
Stevens celebrates 150th anniversary
Stevens Institute of Technology celebrates its 150th anniversary this year with service, stories, and progress.
“The anniversary of the founding of Stevens Institute of Technology...
U.S. News & World Report recognizes Stevens Institute of Technology
Driven by its commitment to providing a technology-infused education that prepares students for the future of the workforce, Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken...
Stevens Institute of Technology sues Hoboken over Temporary No Parking Sign...
Hoboken’s new Temporary No Parking Sign (TNP) ordinance has come under legal fire from a lawsuit filed by Stevens Institute of Technology Trustees.
The lawsuit...
Hoboken residents get summer access to university tennis courts
Hoboken residents above the age of 18 will get access to Stevens Institute of Technology tennis courts until Aug. 18.
The tennis courts, on the...
Refugees proclaimed welcome by Stevens student government
The Student Government Association at Stevens Institute of Technology passed a proclamation this week declaring that Stevens Institute of Technology welcomes refugees.
The resolution states,...
Mayor and Stevens to discuss plans for waterfront property
Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla and Stevens Institute of Technology President Nariman Farvardin announced in a press release on Nov. 29 ongoing discussions regarding university-owned...