Men’s basketball wraps up season
This season has not gone as planned for the Stevenson University men’s basketball team. Their 8-1 start outside the MAC Commonwealth disappeared in a…
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SU reviews sexual misconduct policies
Stevenson University’s policies that guide how sexual misconduct on campus is handled are frequently updated and re-evaluated. Aside from what is detailed in the…
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Baltimore author D. Watkins to visit campus
What does a former drug dealer-turned-author, college professor, and motivational speaker have to offer Stevenson students? According to Natalie Gillard of the Office of…
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Baltimore Museum offers history and culture
The Baltimore Museum of Art is a perfect destination for free, easygoing entertainment for all ages. When entering the gallery, visitors are greeted by…
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Mock trial team optimistic for tournaments
Every school year, Stevenson University’s Mock Trial team hosts competitions throughout Baltimore county in which dedicated students gain vital knowledge that help build constructive…
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Students flock to iconic Baltimore site
With the holidays quickly approaching and cold weather around the corner, many want to spend their days with loved ones and a cup of…
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Alumni Spotlight: Jessica Bieber finds success at STX
Stevenson University alumni, Jessica Dixon Bieber, has found success in a career in athletics after graduation. Bieber attended Stevenson from 2005-2009, majoring in business…
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Historic property undergoes transformation
After Maryland’s Board of Public Works approved the sale of the former Rosewood Center property in Owings Mills to Stevenson University for $1 in…
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Famous historian to speak at SU
Presidential historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jon Meacham will speak to subscribers of the Baltimore Speakers Series on Oct. 24 at the Meyerhoff Symphony…
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Stevenson celebrates 70 years
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…
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