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Best Director winner Hannah Sobieck and her crew Riley Frutiger, Ian Bair, Holt Hendershot, and Andres Johnson celebrate with a group hug after receiving their award
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Stevenson theater department welcomes “The Seagull”
Stevenson theater department welcomes “The Seagull”
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The Greenspring Valley Orchestra performing at the spring 2023 ArtsAlive! concert series.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers staff onboard Hydrographic Survey Vessel CATLETT observe the damage resulting from the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
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A voters guide to news as a college student in 2023
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October 2, 2023
Max Racich was one of many frequent goal-scorers in the Stangs last match against Alvernia University
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April 17, 2024
Senior attacker Kara Yarusso has been unstoppable for the Mustangs, winning another MAC Player of the Week award last week
Stevenson women’s lacrosse dismantles Alvernia in 22-8 conference win
April 17, 2024
Erin Steinberg (No. 9) surpassed 100 career points in Wednesdays win over Hood College.
Revenge for SU women’s lacrosse (8-4, 2-0 MAC)
April 13, 2024
Players huddling together during match in their impressive stretch of blowout victories
Stevenson men’s lax dominates Hood 28-5 earning second MAC win
April 11, 2024
Saint-Hillien continues to be a vital piece of Stevensons sprinting core
Saint-Hillien qualifies for track and field Regionals
April 11, 2024
First-year student DeAsia Housey runs her own business selling her crochet creations
HUMANS OF STEVENSON
April 19, 2024
Maria Merchan greets students with a smiling face daily during evening shifts at Pandinis
HUMANS OF STEVENSON
April 18, 2024
Jennie Bodden is a crucial force behind Rocklands dining services. In addition to her work with Stevenson, she hosts her own virtual cooking classes.
HUMANS OF STEVENSON
April 16, 2024
Two years after retiring, Reginald Golder strives to keep himself busy by keeping the cafeteria clean. My doctor told me to stay active, so I’ve found this is like physical therapy for me, Golder said.
HUMANS OF STEVENSON
April 15, 2024
Security guard Anaya Taylor checks students IDs before they can enter residence halls. Interested in law enforcement, Taylor hopes to join the military. I was thinking about the Navy but now I’m leaning towards the Air Force, Taylor said.
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Concrete Boys - Its Us Vol. 1
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10 indie albums you might have missed in 2023
10 indie albums you might have missed in 2023
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via @tomholland on Instagram
All Spider-Man films returning to theaters starting this April
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Stills from Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey and Mickeys Mouse Trap.
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March 15, 2024
Daves Hot Chicken in Owings Mills, located at 9900 Reisterstown Rd.
New chicken hotspot in Owings Mills
February 23, 2024
First-year student DeAsia Housey runs her own business selling her crochet creations
HUMANS OF STEVENSON
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Maria Merchan greets students with a smiling face daily during evening shifts at Pandinis
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Jennie Bodden is a crucial force behind Rocklands dining services. In addition to her work with Stevenson, she hosts her own virtual cooking classes.
HUMANS OF STEVENSON
April 16, 2024
Two years after retiring, Reginald Golder strives to keep himself busy by keeping the cafeteria clean. My doctor told me to stay active, so I’ve found this is like physical therapy for me, Golder said.
HUMANS OF STEVENSON
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Security guard Anaya Taylor checks students IDs before they can enter residence halls. Interested in law enforcement, Taylor hopes to join the military. I was thinking about the Navy but now I’m leaning towards the Air Force, Taylor said.
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10 indie albums you might have missed in 2023
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via @tomholland on Instagram
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Stevenson film and moving image students predict the 2024 Oscars
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FAREWELL TO THE VILLAGER
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Stevensons chances at an at-large bid in 2022 were slim despite finishing the regular season at 8-2 because the Mustangs finished second in the Middle Atlantic Conference.
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Micah Ernest
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Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash
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FAREWELL TO THE VILLAGER
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Cams Corner with guest Mackenzie Tobler
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Religion and SU - Does God Love Me? with Libby Kearns
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Religion and SU - God and uncertainty with Jaidyn Harris
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April 4, 2024
Religion and SU - Going Through Life With God with Nate Williams
Religion and SU – Going Through Life With God with Nate Williams
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Religion and SU - God the Provider with Blake Coleman
Religion and SU – God the Provider with Blake Coleman
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Religion and SU - Does God Love Me? with Libby Kearns
Religion and SU – Does God Love Me? with Libby Kearns
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Religion and SU - Gods community with Emori Jeselskis
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Cam’s Corner with guest Mackenzie Tobler
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Stevenson Villager

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MAP travels to find campus entertainment

Jess Lewis
November 21, 2019
MAP travels to find campus entertainment

Mustang Activities and Programming (MAP) sent members of the club to the National Association of Campus Activities (NACA) conference in Hartford, Connecticut, from Nov. 7 – 10. The club attends NACA every year to find new and exciting talent and activities that they could potentially bring back for students to experience at Stevenson.

Executive board members and general members of MAP left for NACA on Nov. 7. (Photo courtesy of Krystal Alexis)
MAP attended live showcases and educational sessions to find new talent and activities for Stevenson. (Photo courtesy of Krystal Alexis)
The conference session called Campus Activities Marketplace (CAMP) allows students to network with vendors and entertainment companies (Photo courtesy of Krystal Alexis)
MAP member Jake Baloyi attempts to pet an owl that was brought to the conference by an entertainment company. (Photo courtesy of Krystal Alexis)
MAP gathered new ideas for merchandise during the Swag Swap where they could trade items with other colleges. (Photo courtesy of Krystal Alexis)
During the last night of the NACA, MAP attended a banquet provided by the conference. (Photo courtesy of Krystal Alexis)
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