As the 20th century continued on, Stevens continued to grow. Quickly approaching its 50th anniversary, a certain global event played a key role in the next addition to the innovation university’s campus: World War I.
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Here at Stevens, one of the most admirable experiences a student can have is seeing their work come to fruition. Whether it be a successful Senior Design Project, a well-received Music & Technology publication, or a Bloomberg Challenge-winning team of students from the School of Business, it is inspiring to see Stevens students succeed, but even more so when a relationship forms between students.
From regular drills, the presence of the Stevens Police, and the cooperation with the Hoboken Police Department, safety is of the utmost safety at Stevens.
One of the advantages of participating in a democratic organization is just that: participating in democracy. Here at Stevens, that democracy is represented by the Student Government Association (SGA).
The Gear and Triangle Honor Society was founded here at Stevens over 100 years ago in 1919, following the end of World War I, as a society for high-achieving and motivated Stevens students.
Across America, there are countless colleges, universities, and other educational institutions; at nearly all of them, there is some building or complex named after a great contributor that houses the school’s athletic center.
The Stevens Institute of Technology was founded on February 15, 1870, by a bequest in the will of Edwin A. Stevens.
The early years of Stevens’ history are one of growth, development, and achievement. Producing generations of innovators and engineers that would change the world, Stevens quickly grew into a respected institution.
Here at Stevens, technology is an integral part of the school: from the curriculum, the founding mission, and the name. As a part of Stevens’ multi-disciplinary innovation, research at Stevens leads the world in government, industry, and academic development.
As a student at Stevens, there are many complementary services available. From CAPS to the Athletic Center’s facilities, there are many ways to use the school’s resources.