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Katherine Parker

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

May 17, 2024

“The transition was exactly that—a transition. Overall, it worked out really quickly! In my case, the change was needed. I missed a lot of my friends from home, but they were also at colleges further...

Christabella Williams

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

Abigail Gillespie May 16, 2024

“At first, the transition from high school to college was quite difficult because it was a new and completely different environment, hours away from home. After a few weeks, school, the campus, and volleyball...

Adam Sawyers

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

Abigail Gillespie May 15, 2024

“The academic transition from high school to college was rather easy, as I always tried to stay ahead and do a little extra work in preparation for college. Longer-term projects and time management were...

Zane Stone

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

Abigail Gillespie May 13, 2024

“The transition from high school to college life was kind of challenging for me, because now I have to worry about balancing a job, getting a future internship and handling finances. While in high school,...

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

Miya Reed, Reporter April 22, 2024

“Covid hit in March of my senior year, and from there on, my educational journey has been less than traditional. I, like many others in the class of 2020, didn’t get a conventional prom or graduation....

First-year student DeAsia Housey runs her own business selling her crochet creations

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

Abigail Gillespie, Reporter April 19, 2024

“I learned how to crochet at the beginning of the fall semester. My friend Syiion taught me. He taught me the majority of the basics, and then I learned how to create actual creations from Youtube...

Maria Merchan greets students with a smiling face daily during evening shifts at Pandinis

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

Katie Campbell, Reporter April 18, 2024

“I am a happy person, responsible, and work hard all the time. Life is beautiful. I enjoy when I see the sun, I enjoy when I see rain, I enjoy when I see the moon, I enjoy the cold weather, the hot weather,...

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

Katie Campbell, Reporter April 16, 2024

“I do everything– I’m being serious. I do everything here. It goes from marketing to supervising to administrative work. I have multiple hats that I carry. If there is a call out, I jump in, and...

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

Katie Campbell, Reporter April 15, 2024

“When I was 9 years old, we moved to Connecticut. We lived there for about 10 years. My mom got homesick, so we had to move back to Baltimore. I was actually culture shocked coming back here because...

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.

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

Katie Campbell, Reporter April 13, 2024

“I’m Muslim. This Wednesday will be two weeks since I converted. Before I was Muslim I was Christian, but I’ve been thinking about being Muslim for the past year or two. I don’t have anything against...

Lyndon Holmes can often be seen by students working as evening supervisor at Pandinis, from 6:00 to 11:00 p.m.

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

Katie Campbell, Reporter April 12, 2024

“I’m not as mean as I sound when I’m at the register. I like to have fun. I’m not as mean as you may think I am, once you get to know me. I like bowling, I like baseball, I like football, and I...

Six year old Emma playing field hockey.

HUMANS OF STEVENSON

Miya Reed, Reporter February 25, 2024

“I started playing field hockey between kindergarten and first grade; I can't exactly remember my age. My mom was my coach, and I was just thrown into playing. My mom was a lacrosse player. Though, she...

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