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 relationships for...
Stevenson University will implement a new way for students to register for spring classes. This year, the university will switch to a new system called Student Planning for class registration.
The system...
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...
Stevenson University will host its free annual spring concerts, the Concert Band performance and La Primavera, on May 2 and May 5 in the Inscape Theatre on the Greenspring campus.
The Concert Band performance...
Fashion design majors are busy preparing for their annual fashion show. The show showcases individual collections of students’ work from their current design classes. Many of the models showing off...
In a well-lit room, nine pieces of torn paper paintings are displayed around many eating and chatting onlookers.
Stevenson University’s art gallery at Greenspring held a public reception for Gina Falcone...
The Greenspring Review, Stevenson University’s digital literary magazine, that debuted in fall 2016, brings together artists, writers and creators on campus.
Kayleigh Marinelli, editor-in-chief of...
Dr. Robert Suggs created the Greenspring Valley Orchestra in 2002. Since then, it has become known as one of Baltimore's most respected amateur organizations of its kind. Nearing retirement, Suggs is hopeful...
The Greenspring Valley Orchestra is collaborating with Carolyn Black-Sotir and the Concert Artists of Baltimore to present the show “Richard Rodgers and His Sounds of Music” at the Gordon Center for...
The Menning Meditation Center, located on the Greenspring campus, holds yoga sessions Wednesdays and Fridays from 11 a.m. to noon under the direction of instructor Elizabeth Schulman. The center serves...
Cylburn Arboretum, a Civil War mansion, was built in 1863 by Jesse Tyson as a private summer residence, but now it is currently being used as offices
for the City of Baltimore’s Department of Recreation...
