A $15 million investment supports Clark Scholars with financial aid, plus research, study abroad, mentorship and more.

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.

Brothers Sachin and Saumil Shah have each risen to the top levels of global companies since graduation. Their children are on track to graduate in the early '20s. Sachin Shah and Saumil Shah.

In 1983, Stevens became one of the first universities in the nation to require students to have PCs. Atari 800s and DEC PC-325s were the early favorites.

Sean Hanlon ’80 once said Stevens was “a $25 stock headed to $100.” He now says $500. One reason: the state-of-the-art financial analytics labs that bear his name.

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."