Stevens received the 2018 American Council on Education/Fidelity Investments Award for Institutional Transformation. The prestigious award recognizes the unprecedented growth and accelerated success at Stevens that began in 2011, when President Nariman Farvardin spearheaded an ambitious ten-year strategic plan that put Stevens on a path to become a premier, student-centric, technological research university.

Stevens is the first university in the nation to set up a campus network using quantum technology, considered the "next wave" of super-fast yet super-secure communication.

Dr. Connie Mariano, White House physician to three U.S. presidents, shared stories of her remarkable journey as the featured speaker in the Provost’s Lecture Series on Women in Leadership.

Roger Ferguson, Jr., president & CEO of TIAA, and Seifi Ghasemi, president and CEO of Air Products, will deliver commencement addresses for the undergraduate and graduate classes of 2018, respectively.

A new Inside Higher Ed article shines a spotlight on the development of Gradarius – a groundbreaking teaching tool that has been adopted at institutions around the country.

Leading companies with a history of hiring Stevens graduates for full-time, cooperative education and internship opportunities returned to campus seeking to recruit the university's solutions-oriented, technology-driven students.

Stevens, as lead institution for the Maritime Security Center, a Department of Homeland Security National Center of Excellence in Maritime and Port Security, is actively developing new research and curricula to address growing threats to seagoing vessels and facilities.