Adjunct instructor becomes entrepreneur
Adjunct instructor, businessman and recent entrepreneur, Christopher Daley, asked for a moment to fire off a quick email, as his new business demands an…
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Finals tips relieve student stress
Finals are a stressful time of the year since exams may figure prominently in final grades. With that in mind, students need to find…
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Seasonal depression: precautions and tips
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that flares up during the transition of seasons. People of all ages can be affected…
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Yoga classes offer health benefits
Stevenson students are utilizing yoga classes to relieve end-of-semester stress and to live healthier lives. Yoga is useful since anyone can practice it and…
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Thanksgiving breakfast can be delicious, too
Thanksgiving Day is typically notorious for its signature dinnertime feast, but a festive breakfast treat is the perfect way to relish every moment of…
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Staff expresses Thanksgiving gratitude
The Villager staff took some time to reflect on what they’re thankful for as we approach the Thanksgiving holiday. Grace Clark I am thankful…
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SU participates in diabetes awareness
November is National Diabetes Month, which gives college students a chance to become educated on the disease and how to prevent it in the…
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Sergeant by day, professor by night
Stevenson has a reputation for hiring professors who teach courses in their career industry, especially if they are currently a working professional in that…
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SU appoints new director of disability services
Stevenson’s Office of Disability Services provides a place where every student is treated equally, and where students with disabilities can receive the help that…
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New campaign encourages timely graduation
Stevenson has introduced a new “Finish in Four” campaign in the hope that it will teach students the importance of obtaining their degree in…
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