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.
Living at Stevens
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.
Spring 2021 Closing Information
Click here to access the closing newsletter
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.
Housing Options
- First year students are able to select from our variety of on campus locations during the room selection process. To see more information on our first year housing options please go to https://www.stevens.edu/campus-life/living-stevens/residence-halls.
- Current students are able to select from our leased housing options. Stevens leases a variety of apartments throughout Hoboken to meet the housing needs of our students. To see more information on our please go to https://www.stevens.edu/campus-life/living-stevens/stevens-leased-housing.
Selecting Your Room
Current Students
The 2021-2022 Current Student housing application is now live. Please go to your myStevens Housing and Dining page to apply.
- To view our Housing and Cancellation policy please visit https://www.stevens.edu/housingpolicies.
New Students
- The housing application for new students (entering Stevens for the 2021 semester) will go live on February 1st, 2020.
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.
Transitioning from High School to College
Get Involved
With over 100 different clubs and organizations on campus, you can surely find something that piques your interest!
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.
Think Greek
Have you ever considered joining a sorority or fraternity? If so, here is your chance!
Contact Us
Office of Residential and Dining Services
Location On Campus
1 Castle Point Terrace
Hoboken , NJ 07030
Hoboken , NJ 07030
Contact Types
Stevens is committed to promoting a safe, healthy and flexible university and campus environment. Accordingly, due to various uncertainties generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, this information is subject to change and Stevens reserves the right to modify its programming, services and facilities as part of its ongoing efforts to maintain its educational activities and support the well-being of all members of the Stevens community.