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The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Stephens College a three-year, $600,612 grant to develop a Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success.

Several Stephens College students were named winners at the Collegiate DECA's International Career Development Conference (ICDC) held in Orlando, Florida.

Stephens College today announced a gift from the Bill and Doris Scharpf Foundation dedicated to providing the College with an annual $2.5 million gift in perpetuity.

Students will use the Stephens College horse stables as a ‘living laboratory’ to prepare for a range of clinical or biomedical careers.

With the rise of social media and content creation becoming more of a viable career, Stephens College is getting ahead of the game by offering a new degree program.

Judy Taylor graduated from Stephens College in 1973 with a BFA in Theatre Arts. She retired in 2021 from her 48-year career in Film/Television Casting.

Julia Ing, a business student at Stephens College, attended an intense entrepreneurship lockdown weekend event at EquipmentShare headquarters.

Tennessee Martin is a 2011 Stephens alum. She is currently in the middle of premiering her first film on a streaming platform and launching the fundraiser for her next film.

During February, Stephens College will highlight successful Black alumnae and students who have made an impact in Columbia and beyond.

Inspired by the words of Jenn Hemphill, “If you live in your hometown for more than a year after you graduate, you will never leave,” Shawnee decided that 2021 was her last year at home.