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Changes Shaped by the Current Economic Climate. Student life a focus of forum at Stephens Flashes of innovation Author LeFlore returns to Stephens College to talk writing For Stephens College's Vespers, silence is golden Author and comedian, both Stephens alumnae, return for Black History Month Stephens College alumni push women to get involved in government
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Columbia Daily Tribune—March 11, 2010
Stephens College students gave President Dianne Lynch a sort of “honey-do” list yesterday, ranging from simple tasks such as putting hooks for purses in the bathrooms to more costly goals, including adding parking lots.
Vox—March 11, 2010
Three Stephens faculty are among Vox magazine’s picks for idea makers and innovators in Columbia.
Columbia Missourian—March 03, 2010
Being a "smart artist" was the subject of best-selling author and Stephens College alumna Lyah Beth LeFlore's lecture today at Stephens.
Columbia Missourian—March 02, 2010
The idea of sitting in silence without a cell phone is more or less a foreign concept to most American college students. That's the idea behind Vespers, also known as Stephens Unplugged.
Columbia Missourian—February 25, 2010
Comedian Karith Foster and author Lyah Beth Leflore, alumnae of Stephens College, are returning to campus over the next week for events during Black History Month.
Columbia Missourian—February 18, 2010
Three women in civic leadership roles spoke to a crowd of students and staff.
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