Fox 5 New York interviewed President Farvardin showcasing the lighting of the Manhattan-facing STEVENS sign on top of the University Center Complex. The news broadcast trumpeted Stevens' progress and mentioned the positive outcomes of students who graduate from Stevens.

The TODAY Show on NBC featured Stevens School of Business (SSB) Professor George Calhoun's expertise on the supply chain bottleneck and how that can impact several different industries, from auto to lumber.

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INSIDE Edition interviewed SES Research Associate Professor Philip Orton on Hurricane Ida and how climate change is contributing to the excessive rainfall that is straining the capacity of infrastructure in big cities like New York City.

NBC Now interviewed President Farvardin on how the university is preparing to safely welcome students from 42 countries and 33 states during the coronavirus pandemic.

CNN Politics tapped College of Arts and Letters (CAL) Assistant Professor Lindsey Cormack to comment on how voter suppression laws enshrine inequalities by transforming politics into a pay-to-play system where politicians tune out ordinary voters.

The Wall Street Journal featured Schaefer School of Engineering and Science (SES) Assistant Professor Damiano Zanotto's SportsSole technology as one of five AI-enabled gadgets that are transforming the way we work, live and play. SportsSole aims to identify early signs of motor disorders and can make runners better athletes.

The Washington Post ran an op-ed by CAL Assistant Professor Lindsey Cormack, who breaks down how New York City's ranked-choice voting works and what it means for the electoral system.

The New York Times interviewed SSB fintech student Eden Luvishis '22 who provided her perspective on pursuing an investment banking career and some non-traditional ways to be part of it.

Forbes interviewed SSB Associate Professor Alkis Vazacopoulos on how supply chain difficulties can disrupt business and the global economy. He emphasized the need to evaluate risk and diversity of suppliers. His recommendations were noted and adapted by The White House.

The Star-Ledger interviewed Vice President Robert Maffia on Stevens' switch to sourcing 100 percent of its electricity to renewable energy. The article highlighted students' preferences to attend universities with sustainable initiatives.

Axios spoke with SES Professor and Endowed Chair Jason Corso in an article highlighting Stevens' first survey entitled, Stevens' TechPulse Report: A Perspective on Americans' Attitudes Toward Artificial Intelligence.

Forbes ran an article highlighting SSE Professor Jose Ramirez-Marquez's research on how social media commentary can be used during severe weather events to prevent and mitigate disasters.

CNBC College Voices ran a letter/op-ed by SES Teaching Associate Professor Mukund Iyengar about the qualities that make a student a great entrepreneur and what students can be doing in college to hone those skills.

CNBC College Voices interviewed SES Assistant Professor Antonia Zafariou and SES biomedical engineer Marlee Kopetsky '23 about the challenges women face in STEM careers and how to overcome them.

Fox News taped a live interview with SSB Professor George Calhoun discussing the increasing aggression China is showcasing toward Taiwan, a dominant force in translating semiconductor designs into a physical product.

Bloomberg Wealth reached out to SSB Assistant Professor Majeed Simaan to discuss his work on "buying the dip" and whether it helps investors build wealth over time as a fail-safe investment strategy.

Daily Mail used Stevens' AP Campus Insights video featuring School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) Associate Professor Paul Grogan, who highlights the details and importance of William Shatner's historic launch into space with Blue Origin.

Lifewire interviewed CAL Dean Kelland Thomas on how AI can be used to complement our own creative efforts but not replace human creativity, further commenting on the future of AI and human collaboration in music.

Lifewire interviewed SSE Assistant Professor Yeganeh Hayeri to comment on how redesigning traffic lights can help reduce pollution from idling cars.

The Philadelphia Enquirer spoke with SES Associate Professor Marouane Temimi about the increased frequency of extreme weather, noting that the total amount of rainfall following Hurricane Ida along the I-95 corridor was a once in a 100-year event.

The New York Times mentions chemical engineering undergraduate Kathleen Reiger '24 who, as a pandemic project, studied different kinds of gunpowder recipes from the Middle Ages and how well they performed in firing projectiles out of a replica cannon.

The New York Times spoke with CAL Associate Professor Alex Wellerstein about a reporter who was willingly complicit in spreading the government's propaganda about The Manhattan Project.

The New York Times spoke with CAL Associate Professor Alex Wellerstein about a war correspondent who challenged government propaganda, namely that the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima did not sicken and kill the city's residents.

The New York Times spoke with CAL Associate Professor Alex Wellerstein about recently declassified documents detailing the secret debate over what to do about an unprecedented Soviet blast in 1961 that was 3,333 times stronger than the bomb used on Hiroshima.

Wired spoke with CAL Associate Professor Alex Wellerstein and CAL Assistant Professor Kristyn Karl about what makes communicators credible during emergency situations and why different people trust different voices.

U.S. News & World Report interviewed SSB Assistant Professor Majeed Simaan about the factors that have caused an increase in bond prices and how low interest rates can impact the bond market moving forward.

CNN Business tapped SSB Professor George Calhoun's expertise to comment on the surging prices of steel, lumber, cars and fuels, among other commodities, as the global economy struggles to keep up during the post-pandemic recovery.

ABC 7 New York used the AP Campus Insights video featuring CAL Assistant Professor Lindsey Cormack. Cormack tag-teamed alongside U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to discuss the debt ceiling and what it would mean for the economy and global financial markets if Capitol Hill remained deadlocked in raising it.

French TV brought a film crew to campus to feature SES Associate Professor Marouane Temimi on the impact of climate change and the ability of cities to weather the excessive rainfall now seen after hurricanes.

The Hechinger Report interviewed Interim Vice President Sara Klein about the extra measures Stevens is taking this year to support rising sophomores' transition to campus life.