NBC News interviewed Linda Vollkommer and two undergraduate students who participated in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, underscoring Stevens’ longstanding history with the iconic event. The broadcast aired eight times and also appeared on The Weather Channel.

Fortune sought George Calhoun’s expertise on WeWork’s valuation after a failed IPO, scenarios that could shore up the company’s financial strength and what a preplanned bankruptcy would mean for bondholders.

Reader’s Digest featured two “amazing” products — a smart baby monitor and an app that plans date night — being developed by Stevens undergraduate iSTEM students, highlighting their potential to hit the market in the near future. The news was also featured on MSN Lifestyle.

The Star-Ledger interviewed Ted Lappas about fake online reviews, how they affect companies and what retailers are doing about the practice.

Forbes ran an article highlighting the sustainable and resilient features of the SU+RE House, which both reduces its energy use and adapts to the realities of a changing, more extreme climate. The house was the winner of the 2015 Solar Decathlon.

Reuters spoke with Philip Orton about sea level rise and how it would affect the neighborhood of Broad Channel, Queens. U.S. News & World Report and Business Insider were among 87 outlets that picked up the story.

The Associated Press interviewed Paul Rohmeyer on how streaming services could strengthen their platforms to prevent security breaches. The story was picked up by more than 171 outlets, including Fox Business, ABC News and The Washington Post.

The Associated Press ran a follow-up article, reporting that Disney found no evidence of a security breach, and that users’ accounts that were hacked predated the launch. The article used Paul Rohmeyer’s original commentary, boosting exposure.

InformationWeek tapped David Dodd’s expertise on how more enterprises are beginning to recognize technology’s potential to be a strategic force, capable of driving innovation and competitive advantage.

VentureBeat covered Xinchao Wang’s research on Lip by Speech, or LIBS, an AI and machine learning algorithm capable of reading lips from videos with unprecedented accuracy.

Communications of the ACM interviewed Giuseppe Ateniese on how machine learning can help companies enhance their security technologies, but how those technologies can also backfire.

ScienceDaily picked up Stevens’ news release on Jeff Nickerson’s work describing the different bots in Wikipedia, what they do, how they have evolved — and how they are changing machine-human interactions.

Newsweek referenced Alex Wellerstein’s NukeMap in an article about a recent study, which estimated that North Korea’s nuclear blast in 2017 released energy equivalent to 245 to 271 kilotons of TNT.

VICE interviewed Alex Wellerstein via Twitter about the concrete dome the U.S. built in the Marshall Islands to dispose of nuclear waste, and whether the U.S. should shoulder responsibility to help the island nation clean up the site. Newsweek picked up the news, among other outlets.

Physics Today ran an article written by Alex Wellerstein that describes the circumstances of a lost FBI file detailing the breakthroughs the U.S. had made in creating the world’s first hydrogen bomb. The piece was covered by Homeland Security News Wire, American Institute of Physics and an independently reported piece by Live Science.

Scientific American published John Horgan’s piece on scientific racism, using Angela Saini’s book, Superior: The Return of Race Science, as the foundation for his discussion.

Fast Company ran an article written by Scott Omelianuk about brand purpose, which he describes as the starting point for a dialogue with consumers, not just a slogan or a mission.

ADWEEK wrote a profile of Marques Brownlee ’15 and his success as an entrepreneur and tech influencer, the expansion of his growing team and his ideas on collaboration.

citybizlist covered the placement of Al Sadowski M.S. ’99 as senior vice president of product management at Effectual, an innovative cloud-first managed company that harnesses the power of data and the promise of IT modernization.

fxcollaborative announced the promotion of Alexandra Pollock M. Eng. ’06 to chief technology officer at the design agency, which has offices in New York City and Washington, D.C.

Semiconductor Today covered Vivek Rajgarhia’s ’99 appointment as president of POET Technologies, a company that designs and manufactures optoelectronic devices.

ROI-NJ covered Stevens’ exceptional ranking on a Georgetown report that was the first to analyze the ROI of higher education at this longer timescale. Stevens topped all NJ schools at the 20-, 30- and 40-year marks.

NJBIZ met with Gregory Prastacos to discuss Stevens’ role in leading a global initiative to reboot business education in the era of digital transformation.

The Record ran the Stevens release on the launch of the Art Harper Saturday Academy in the Jobs section of their Sunday, Nov. 24, print issue. The link above takes you to Stevens news release.