One of Stevenson’s English professors spends much of her time exploring the endless possibilities of teaching with virtual reality (VR) inside and outside of the classroom.
Dr. Amanda Licastro, assistant...
From textbooks and bills to meals and outings with friends, spending can add up when you’re a college student.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by financial obligations, or you’re just looking to spend...
The Jewish Student Association (JSA) is a university organization that seeks to bring cultural awareness and address issues that affect the Jewish community.
Students of all religions are welcome to...
Home. It’s a word often associated with safety and comfort, however, for some, home is not always a safe and comfortable place. This seems to be the case for many people under the DACA program.
DACA...
Leaves changing colors, pumpkins displayed in front yards and the smell of seasonal spices lingering in the air… Autumn is here! Whether you like to go outdoors or stay indoors, there are variety of...
Stevenson's art history and photography students are eager to share their work in the newly installed exhibition, "Berlin: From Space to Place."
Two classes traveled overseas to Berlin, Germany in spring...
Stevenson University, a formerly Catholic, two-year institution for women, will turn 70 years old on October 1. A glimpse through Stevenson history as recounted on the university’s website offers memories...
The Stevenson University School of Design welcomes a new internship director and assistant professor of design, Sonya A. Lawyer. She brings a rich background steeped in the fine arts. Her experience in...
M.C. McFadden has been named Stevenson University’s new assistant athletic director and head strength and conditioning coach.
McFadden was promoted to assistant athletic director and head strength...
London, Amsterdam, France, Barcelona, and Geneva are just a few places senior business communication major Caroline Izzi explored while she interned and studied abroad in London this summer.
Izzi was...
As summer approaches, The Villager staff has taken time out to share their summer reading choices.
Kylie Handler: Jay Asher's "13 Reasons Why"-- a novel that will give you chills and keep you guessing...
Cinco de Mayo is a popular holiday often mistaken for what is actually being celebrated. Some believe that the holiday celebrates Mexico's Independence Day, while others seem to think it's a holiday dedicated...
