Business at Stevens

10/19/2026

When Information Systems & Analytics Area Chair and Associate Professor Aron Lindberg began the new AI Build Studio, he had a plan that included four projects, a calendar and a finish line.

What he didn’t define was the precise route to reach it.

Instead, the paths to an autonomous ground vehicle, a coworker drone, a research agent and a documentary to film were up to the students: https://www.stevens.edu/news/ssb-summer-2026-ai-build-studio

10/13/2026

The value of a Stevens School of Business education shows up long after graduation.

That’s the idea behind our new series, “Taking Care of Business.” Each month, we sit down with an alum to explore how their time at Stevens shaped the way they think, lead and solve problems in their careers.

Our first conversation features Dorothy Loffredo '26 and Trustee Christopher Frank '89, MS '93. The pair met in the Stevens bowling alley that was the focus of Chris’ senior design project during his time as an undergraduate student. They discuss the value of critical thinking and problem solving, the power of a strong, vast alumni network and advice for students.
Watch the full conversation and follow our channel for new episodes each month. https://youtu.be/dfH2D7cniX0?si=vGkvIRNOkoUajn-O

10/07/2026

Whether it’s helping first year students adjust to Stevens as a Peer Leader, crafting the perfect post as social media coordinator for Stevens Christian Fellowship or giving feedback that will improve the student experience through the School of Business Dean’s Student Advisory Board, Aracely Candelaria keeps a packed scheduled. And she wouldn’t have it any other way.

She says the time commitment is worth it because every role has brought meaningful experiences, connections and lessons into her life.

Learn more about Aracely is making the most out of her time at Stevens: https://www.stevens.edu/news/stevens-school-of-business-finance-aracely-candelaria-profile

09/23/2026

When it comes to innovation, ROI, social mobility and value, we’ve got our Ducks in a row!
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Stevens soared 21 spots to No. 59 in the U.S. News and World Report Best Colleges rankings, the biggest jump of any university in the nation's top 100. The Stevens School of Business matched that climb, rising 21 places to No. 129 among undergraduate business programs.
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The momentum carries past graduation. Finance grads reported a 97% career outcomes rate, and quantitative finance grads hit 100%.
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View the full rankings: https://www.stevens.edu/news/stevens-soars-to-no-59-in-u-s-news-and-world-reports-national-universities-rankings
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08/31/2026

A new flock of Ducks have taken flight at Stevens!

Last week we welcomed hashtag to campus for our annual Academic Day and welcome picnic.

Please join us in wishing this group a successful start as they begin a new journey. Learn more about our newest cohort. https://www.stevens.edu/news/newest-ducks-flock-to-hoboken

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07/23/2026

Pratiksha Parsewar went from attending Women Who Code events to speaking at one.

But for the business analytics & artificial intelligence graduate student, the journey wasn’t quite that simple as it sounds.

Discover how Pratiksha went from watching the stage, to presenting on it. https://www.stevens.edu/news/business-analytics-and-artificial-intelligence-graduate-student-presents-at-women-who-code-summit

07/16/2026

Big news for the Stevens School of Business… we've been named to The Princeton Review's Best On-Campus MBA Programs for 2027 list!

This ranking recognizes programs excelling in academics, career services and student satisfaction.

Learn more about the ranking🏆 https://www.stevens.edu/news/stevens-school-of-business-named-to-the-princeton-reviews-best-on-campus-mba-programs-2027-list

Students highlight MBA program’s strong academic experience

06/16/2026

Stevens is leading the flock when it comes to graduate earnings!

A new Business Insider analysis of federal College Scorecard data finds the median salary of a Stevens graduate is $113,000 four years after graduation, ranking Stevens tied for No. 26 nationally among nearly 5,000 colleges and universities. It places our graduates in the same earnings tier as those from Yale University and Cornell University.

Learn more about how we are helping our Ducks to soar. https://www.stevens.edu/news/stevens-among-nations-top-universities-for-graduate-earnings

06/10/2026

Business and technology major Andrea Marquez walked into CGI’s Consultant for a Day program a participant and walked out a winner.

During a live case competition focused on solving a college campus problem, she and her team developed an AI-powered chatbot to streamline academic advising while ensuring data privacy and security.

Andrea shares more about her experience and how Stevens has helped her find a passion for consulting: https://www.stevens.edu/news/business-and-technology-major-finds-passion-for-consulting

Andrea Marquez had never heard of consulting before she got to Stevens. Now she's winning mini-case competitions at one of the world's largest tech firms. As part of CGI's Consultant for a Day program in Pittsburgh, the sophomore business and technology major spent a day touring the firm, networking...

06/02/2026

Professor Don Lombardi has long been a pillar of both the School of Business and Stevens. His teaching has been guided by the philosophy of staying on the pulse of what students will actually face when they graduate, and he’s made a lasting impression on many flocks of Ducks.

For the second time in a decade, he will be receiving –
the Stevens Alumni Association's Outstanding Teach Award during Alumni Weekend in Hoboken on June 5-6.

Learn more about the man, the myth, the legend. https://www.stevens.edu/news/stevens-school-of-business-professor-earns-2026-outstanding-teacher-award

Stevens School of Business professor Don Lombardi has built a career on the simple but powerful idea that authentically caring about his students will help them succeed. It's a philosophy that has earned him the Stevens Alumni Association's 2026 Outstanding Teacher Award, making him the first School...