By Ryan Coleman & Grant DeVivo
Since 2019, students have noticed a man parked in a light-blue Camaro with heavily tinted windows in the parking lot that separates Wooded Way from Garrison Plaza. ...
The COVID-19 pandemic caused many universities to evacuate all of their resident students for the rest of the spring semester, but not everyone has had the opportunity to leave campus just yet, meaning...
On Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2019, a Stevenson student was asked to answer a faith-based survey by an elderly black woman in the School of Business parking lot. The woman was not a member of faculty or staff,...
At Stevenson University, members of the Office of Campus Security have a unique appreciation for students. Security officers from a variety of different safety backgrounds offer all the tools necessary...
Stevenson University's Campus Security works day and night to protect students and are committed to providing a safe environment for students, faculty, staff and visitors.
According to Steve Gossage,...
Stevenson University Campus Security has played a critical role in ensuring that both campuses are safe and secure.
The No. 1 goal of the university’s security staff is to provide a protected environment...
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 university’s student policy manual, students...
Stevenson University is considered a safe college campus with only a few instances of real emergencies in a long period of time. The new head of Campus Security, Greg Cullison, addressed campus security...
SU Alert is a system that Stevenson University uses to warn students, faculty, staff, and even parents about what is happening on campus. Signing up for the alert system is both essential and simple.
To...
From John Buettner, Vice President, Marketing & Digital Communications
Dear Campus Community,
This morning Stevenson University received an unsubstantiated message reporting that someone had rifles...
