The CerebroSense device, designed by three Stevens seniors, can monitor and measure exposed brain tissue from a distance, thereby reducing the risks that come with the traditional method of directly touching the brain.

The Stevens community gathered for a "Celebration of Women in Leadership at Stevens" to mark the relaunch of the Lore-El Center, a 4,500-square-foot Victorian-style house that will undergo renovation this summer to become a vibrant hub on campus for women's programming.

BluTours founder and School of Business sophomore Ibrahim Abukwaik served as a panel participant at this year’s SXSWedu Conference & Festival, an annual four-day event that fosters innovations in learning and brings together diverse stakeholders in the education field.

Anthony Rios was one of three finalists selected to compete in a U.S. Department of State competition after pitching a crop replacement policy proposal for an isolated area in northern Mexico.

A graduate student-designed, patent-pending technology could pave the way for surgeons to help patients regrow spinal bone tissue much more quickly and effectively, providing new hope for patients suffering from vertebral injuries.