Jonathan Matos ’08 and Katherine Freed Matos, Esq. ’08, Stevens transplants to California, agree: "Continuing to be active in the Stevens community is a gift."

The number of women at Stevens is steadily increasing, both in student enrollments and in the highest levels of the university’s teaching and research mission.

The Stevens family played a major role in founding, developing and financing many social service programs in Hoboken. 

Stevens alumni have lent decades of engineering expertise to space innovation, from the earliest Apollo Moon missions, to Mars rovers and private space travel.

Charles Stewart Mott (Class of 1897), long time board member of General Motors, was a titan of the auto industry. In 1926, he launched the foundation bearing his name.

A Castle Point landmark since 1835, the Gatehouse has served as a residence for faculty and staff, a student information center and campus security headquarters.