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RJ Johnson ’16 graduated with their B.F.A. in Creative Writing. During their time at Stephens College, they enjoyed workshop classes and literature classes involving different cultures. They have two large dogs and since graduating received their Master of Business Administration in one year in Denver, Colorado.

Mary Arnold ’19 graduated with a B.F.A. in Creative Writing and a minor in music. Before attending Stephens, she worked for a manufacturing company for six years to earn money to attend college. Stephens was her first choice.

"There’s something magical about being part of a team and making an issue happen. The meetings, the readings, the designing — it’s a large undertaking and a labor of love."

Inspired by her time working on the Harbinger staff, Maya Alpert attended the New York University Summer Publishing Institute to pursue a career in book publishing. She is now an associate editor at Insight Editions in the San Francisco Bay Area, editing cookbooks and cocktail books based on licensed entertainment brands such as DC Comics, World of Warcraft, and The Office.

First-year student Destiny with her dog, Cooper This fall semester, Stephens College welcomed new students to campus with a carefully planned move-in day. Teams of faculty, staff, student athletes and orientation leaders conducted health screenings…

This summer, 10 Stephens students completed research projects in their fields of study, culminating in presentations delivered via Zoom.

In light of the cancellation of Season 63 at Okoboji Summer Theatre, some students chose to create one-person shows and perform them via Zoom.

The Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting is pleased to congratulate Sarah Phillips Batchelder ’17 M.F.A.

Stephens College is committed to providing support to students in need, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Stephens College has announced the names of students who earned places on the high honors and honors deans’ lists for the second semester of the 2019-2020 academic year.