Tasty recipes make quarantine easier
Being trapped at home can make it difficult to find something to eat, especially for those with zero cooking experience. However, here are some…
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Helpful tips improve online learning
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….
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Software aids in student learning
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…
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New exhibit opens in Greenspring art gallery
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…
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Science majors prepare for showcase
The School of Sciences will host an event on Dec. 12 that will showcase the work of many of the students in most of…
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Diversity talks to examine microaggressions
In a few days, a new “Conversations on Diversity” event will once again take place, this time on Nov. 22, 2019. These conversations have…
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Philosophy professor publishes new book
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….
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New photography exhibit “sees the invisible”
From Oct. 14 until Dec. 18, the Greenspring Inscape Art Gallery will host a photography exhibit of infrared photographs called “Seeing the Invisible: INFRARED,”…
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SU welcomes Chief Information Officer
A new Chief Information Officer in charge of all technology on Stevenson’s campus has been at work since October 2018. Brian Fodrey oversees technology…
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