Family Day 2025

Enjoy a morning cup of coffee or tea with the Stevens School of Business.

Join Dean Zu for coffee, as she provides updates on the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering & Science.

President Nariman Farvardin will provide an official welcome to all students and families and give an update on the achievements and newest developments at Stevens.

Cheer on the Stevens Field Hockey Team as they battle against DeSales University. (Family Day registration is not required to attend)

The labs on the Carnegie first floor are open for demonstrations and viewing of their state-of-the-art facilities.

Enjoy amusements, tables, student vendors, competitions, and performances hosted by student organizations.

Stevens Institute of Technology has played a vital role in innovation and progress in America since it was established in 1870, and since the 18th century the founding Stevens family helped pave the way as New Jersey’s first family of inventors and engineers. The Stevens family were forward-thinking inventors, designers, engineers and urban planners and their influence is still very much felt and seen in Hoboken, and across the nation as their naval designs and innovative improvements in transportation are still visible across the country.

Stop by the School of Business Center for Student Success to know more about how your student is supported through their academics.

The family that skates together, stays together! Enjoy this outdoor roller rink experience with the best view in town - the Manhattan skyline.

Come visit the Samuel C. Williams Library and learn more about the history of Stevens, where you can meet our staff, view our exhibits, win prizes, and make your own unique buttons! Also, be sure to check out our most recent exhibit located in the Mary Stuart Stevens Baird Room, "The History of Innovation at Stevens." https://library.stevens.edu/archives/innovationhistory

Quantum theory is now over 100 years old, but it is still full of mysteries. Research on improving our understanding of quantum theory has recently led to the development of new applications -- such as quantum computing and quantum cryptography. In this talk, Dr. Igor Pikovski, Geoffrey S. Inman Junior Professor of Physics, will give a brief overview of what it is that makes quantum theory unique, and how these features enable future quantum technologies.

Join us in an hour of old-fashioned field games and fun for the whole family!

Quiet quitting has become a phenomenon in uncertain times, whereby individuals experience a diminished perception of control over their environment. Join Dr. Hervé and Dr. Oh as they discuss their research on how reduced perceptions of control may trigger quiet quitting, where employees intentionally refrain from tasks beyond their job requirements. They will discuss how initiatives aimed at restoring workers’ sense of agency at work might reduce quiet quitting behaviors.

Show your Duck pride at the women's soccer match against Arcadia University. (Registration is not required to attend)

Join us for a vibrant and melodious afternoon as the Stevens Jazz Band takes the stage against the stunning backdrop of the Manhattan skyline. Sip on handcrafted mocktails and energizing caffeine, soak in the vibes, and enjoy a showcase of our student talent!

Show your Duck pride at the men's soccer match against Arcadia University.