CNN interviewed Theresa MacPhail live with Anderson Cooper, discussing her experience with covid-19 testing. During the four-minute interview, MacPhail shares her personal experience with a viral illness and discussed the U.S. response to the pandemic. Read the full transcript.

Business Insider reached out to Ying Wu to discuss the fallout of China tightening its grip over Hong Kong’s economy, and how Singapore stands to benefit from these changes. MSN Money and several regional outlets covered the news.

Forbes ran George Calhoun’s column laying out how covid-19 will change finance, as states and the federal government navigate the push-and-pull relationship over autonomy vs. collaboration.

CNN Business interviewed George Calhoun to get his take on why the stock market hasn’t taken as hard a hit as the bond market, the latter of which is pushing people on fixed incomes in a precarious financial situation. The article was picked up in 89 different outlets, both domestic and international.

Newsweek spoke with Zachary Feinstein about the behavior of financial markets, and why the economy is expected to quickly rebound as it rides out the repercussions of covid-19.

Asbury Park Press reached out to Jon Miller to estimate the number of people who can fit on a beach while adhering to social distancing measures. Two undergraduate students performed the calculations.

Vice interviewed Theresa MacPhail about how misinformation can spread during a crisis, and how public health officials can better communicate with the public.

Vice spoke with with Theresa MacPhail regarding her personal experience with covid-19 and her characterization of the nation’s response to the pandemic. The news was also covered in Democratic Underground and Raw Story.

U.S. News interviewed Gregory Prastacos on the challenges that international students face in returning to campus, and the measures Stevens has put in place to accommodate their needs.

The Daily Beast ran an article featuring Theresa MacPhail’s commentary on the circulation of the virus in South Carolina. The news was also picked up by Yahoo! News among other outlets.

U.S. News spoke with George Calhoun about different metrics that signal whether or not to buy stock in a bear market, particularly those that signal companies that look attractively undervalued.

U.S. News featured commentary from George Calhoun about sectors that are expected to do well in a recession. Calhoun is quoted on how businesses that have online capabilities will fare well during the pandemic.

U.S. News tapped Zachary Feinstein for his expertise in laying out how corporate debt, as well as defaults on supposedly safe assets, can hurt investors in the long run and how the U.S. is shoring up money to help prevent this scenario.

Business Insider talked to Theresa MacPhail about ways to prevent another wave of covid-19, including an opt-in tracking system, large-scale testing and contact tracing.

Scientific American interviewed Theresa MacPhail about her personal experience with a viral illness, presumably covid-19; the lack of testing throughout the U.S. and her concerns over the U.S. response.

NJTV Learning Live asked Jon Miller, along with several other experts, to explain beach erosion to fourth graders, why research on erosion is important to communities, and what researchers are doing to keep beaches healthy. Miller appears on minute 48:34.

Tech Explore ran Stevens’ release on Brendan Englot’s Young Investigator Award from the Office of Naval Research. Englot will leverage a new variant of an artificial intelligence tool to allow robots to predict the many possible outcomes of their actions, and how likely they are to occur at the same time.

Inverse featured Samantha Kleinberg’s research on how previous knowledge of a subject clouds our decision-making, as one of five practical tips on how we can improve making decisions.

All About Circuits covered EH Yang’s work on developing transistors that can magnetically spin electrons rather than corral them through a gate, opening up a fundamentally new way to operate electronics. Space Daily, Science Daily and Innovations Report also ran the release.

The Atlantic wrote a piece on Alexander Calder’s influence on art and how it can bring personal fulfillment into people’s lives.

ABC News interviewed DuJaun Kirk ’20 about being a first-generation student and how covid-19 has forced him to reassess his career plans. DuJaun also shared his perspective on the nationwide shift to online learning.

Newsweek reached out to Dominic Dell Antonia ’21 to write about how he used eleven 3D printers, situated in his grandmother’s basement, to create and deliver more than 4,000 face masks to at least 12 hospitals and health care facilities across New York and New Jersey.

Inc. interviewed Nariman Farvardin and Premal Kamdar on the successful execution of the first of two covid-19 hackathons inspired by the unprecedented challenges presented by the global pandemic. Hoboken’s mayor was also interviewed for the piece.

CBS Radio interviewed David Zimmerman and Premal Kamdar on Stevens’ Covid-19 HealthHack, why they organized the event and what they hope to accomplish as a result of it, during the two-minute radio segment.

News12 New Jersey produced a piece on how Stevens opened up Jonas Hall to house firefighters and medical staff who are serving on the front lines of the covid-19 pandemic. The piece ran 14 times, and was also reported by NJ.com.

The Daily Record interviewed Steven Yannotti and his wife as they recounted his battle with covid-19, and the community support that helped him beat it.

The Wall Street Journal included Stevens in a roundup, reporting how 13 universities are planning to refund room, board and related costs as a result of sending students home in the face of a pandemic.

The Wall Street Journal highlighted Stevens in an infographic, as an example of a university that offers high value programs with graduates earning very competitive salaries.

ROI-NJ held a Q&A with Nariman Farvardin on how he is leading the university through the coronavirus pandemic, his thoughts on online learning and how he plans to reopen the campus in the fall.

U.S. News listed Stevens among 20 four-year schools with the highest 40-year return on investment, including MIT, Columbia, Harvard and Yale. Stevens ranked seventh among the prestigious list.

Waters Technology interviewed George Calhoun about Stevens’ partnership with Capco and how the partnership will help commercialize SHIFT, an artificial exchange developed at the business school.

NJBiz covered Stevens release announcing Stevens’ partnership with financial consulting firm Capco.