Stevens has had an issue working with their students and part of that is because the students have a hard time bringing energy to student government. The engineering curriculum takes up a lot of time and the school emphasizes starting on a career as soon as possible which keeps a lot of people oriented away from the school. Even still, the administration has taken hardworking advocates and beat the dedication to a cause out of them with bureaucracy. The student government does have access to a lot of funds, but there are organizations that use them. I can't speak on all of that, but I think there's more to that conversation than saying that NJIT just gives their students 200k to do something to improve the school.