Living at Stevens

Two female Stevens students in their dorm room

Stevens students enjoy a vibrant and dynamic living and learning environment on our stunning, 55-acre residential campus in Hoboken, New Jersey. Our residential community celebrates and promotes diversity, fosters respect and leadership skills, and facilitates a wide variety of experiences and activities that support the development of well-rounded individuals.

The Best of Both Worlds

Stevens offers the very best of both small town and big city living. Our hometown of Hoboken – ranked one of the top college towns in the nation by The Princeton Review – is a lively, pedestrian-friendly community, offering a variety of boutiques, restaurants, parks, cafes, and nightlife. Nearby, New York City is a quick train, bus or ferry ride from Stevens’ waterfront campus on the Hudson River, connecting students to Manhattan’s world-famous culture, business, and entertainment.

Plenty of Housing Options

With over 20 different housing options including on-campus residence halls and apartments in Hoboken, Stevens students have great flexibility in choosing where to live.

Selecting Your Room

Students who are interested in living with us have the option to select their own rooms.

Fire Safety

Here at Stevens we take fire safety very seriously. Please see the video below for some fire safety tips to keep yourself and your belongings safe.

Where Will You Choose to Live?

Do you prefer to be on campus with fantastic views of New York City? Maybe you hope to reside with people who share the same special interests as you. Perhaps, you want the best of both worlds and would like to live in Hoboken, but still close to the Stevens campus. Stevens has many housing options that provide a unique living experience during your time at Stevens.

Explore Housing at Stevens

Endless Dining Choices

Stevens offers several different on-campus eateries and cafes that offer everything from fresh salads to fresh coffee. If you don't feel like eating on-campus, dine in Hoboken, where several award winning restaurants call home or order take-out from one of the city's culinary delights. From Italian to Middle Eastern to Thai, Hoboken offers fare for every palate!

Choosing Where to Eat Has Never Been This Fun

With several on-campus cafes and eateries and hundreds of restaurants in Hoboken, Stevens students always have an abundance of dining options!

Dining at Stevens

Residential and Dining Services Staff

Trina Ballantyne	Dean of Residential and Dining Services	201-216-5128
Tony Blazini	Director of Residential and Dining Services	201-216-5128
Patrick Monaco	Assistant Director of Housing Services (Assignments and Meal Plans)	201-216-5128
Dawne Eng	Assistant Director of Business Operations (Finance)	201-216-5128
Chad Jones	Operations Manager (Facilities)	201-216-5128
Cathy McGuire	Office Manager	201-216-5128
	For general questions please email [email protected]

Residential Education Staff

Stacy Flowers	Director of Residential Education	201-216-8990
Kurtis Watkins	Associate Director of Residential Education	201-216-8990
Danielle Holmes	Area Director for Stevens Leased and Special Interest Housing	201-216-3746

Transitioning from High School to College

What to Bring

We want you to feel at home at Stevens! Check out this list of suggested items to bring with you to help make your transition easier.

List of Items to Bring

Get Involved

With over 100 different clubs and organizations on campus, you can surely find something that piques your interest!

Clubs and Organizations

Seek Help When You Need It

Transitioning from high school to college can be overwhelming for some students. The Student Counseling and Disability Center is available to help you cope.

Student Counseling & Disability Center

Think Greek

Have you ever considered joining a sorority or fraternity? If so, here is your chance!

Greek Life at Stevens

Contact Us

Office of Residential and Dining Services

Location On Campus

1 Castle Point Terrace
Hoboken , NJ 07030

Contact Types

p. 201-216-5128
e. [email protected]