New Stevens research reveals that wearable devices such as Fitbits, Jawbones, Nike+ and Apple Watches can be hacked in real time and used to guess users’ PINs from their hand movements.

A unique graduate program with a career-focused curriculum will debut this fall, offering students from technical and non-technical backgrounds alike a chance to “seize the sustainability moment.”

The award, given to the New Jersey Alpha Residential Learning Community (NJA RLC) chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon, marks the first time a Stevens Greek fraternity or sorority has received such an honor.

The appointment helps revive the arts and technology collaboration that Bell Labs made famous in the 1960s when it created groundbreaking artworks and performances incorporating new technologies.

School of Business students delivered complex presentations to high-level executives at Wiley as part of the Stevens master’s program in information systems.

Spearheaded by world-renowned mathematician and Stevens Professor Alexei Miasnikov, the competition drew more than 300 New York and New Jersey middle school and high school students.