By: Lawren Mickenberg Stevenson University Library sponsors an annual contest known as the Library Research Award (LibRA). The contest is held as an effort to recognize exceptional student research...

By: Lawren Mickenberg The Villager, Stevenson University’s official school newspaper, has announced its slate of editors for the 2021-2022 school year.  The students of Journalism Practicum,...

As many students remain indoors due to the recent COVID-19 outbreak, studying online and participating in remote classes has become a challenge for some. Here are some tips to help students successfully...

Stevenson's Office of Disability Services is offering software called Kurzweil 3000 to all students. Kurzweil is an assistive technology tool that can help in reading, writing, grammar, spelling and more....

The Greenspring art gallery has a new display, Disposition, featuring several colorful pieces that everyone is welcome to see Monday-Friday from 11 a.m to 7 p.m. and on Saturday from 11 a.m to 4 p.m....

The School of Sciences will host an event on Dec. 12 that will showcase the work of many of the students in most of the science majors. The location of the event has changed several times over the...

In a few days, a new "Conversations on Diversity" event will once again take place, this time on Nov. 22, 2019. These conversations have been sponsored by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences...

In November, a new book written by philosophy professor Alex Hooke, Ph.D., will be published by John Hunt Publishing Limited for readers to enjoy. Hooke's new book is the first expansive analysis...

From Oct. 14 until Dec. 18, the Greenspring Inscape Art Gallery will host a photography exhibit of infrared photographs called "Seeing the Invisible: INFRARED," by photojournalist Walter Calahan. Professor...

A new Chief Information Officer in charge of all technology on Stevenson's campus has been at work since October 2018. Brian Fodrey, Stevenson University's CIO Brian Fodrey oversees technology from...