LOOKING AHEAD
A study abroad trip to Berlin gave
students an opportunity to immerse
themselves in the local art scene.
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WHAT WILL 2018 BRING?
With 2017 nearly finished, it’s time to get a glimpse of what’s to come in 2018. Stevenson
University has pledged to offer students an exceptional college experience, a connection
to their career, and a community focused on their success. The university is entering the
new year with several programs and initiatives to further meet that promise.
EXCEPTIONAL COLLEGE EXPERIENCE
Renovations in Garrison Hall Arts Initiative
To further support students, the university is reno-
vating the first floor of Garrison Hall North, located
on the Owings Mills campus, to serve as a student
club and activities center. Among other exciting new
features, the center will include clubs sports offices,
three meeting rooms, a fitness center, and a console
game room.
The center will also serve as the home for
Stevenson’s eSports team, which will have its own
eSports room. The team will be covered in the next
issue of Ventures, but in the meantime, take a sneak
peek at their goings-on at stevenson.edu/esports The arts are alive at Stevenson University! From guest speakers,
film screenings, and theatre productions to music performances
and exhibitions, SU’s cultural events inspire creativity, learning,
and discovery.
Additionally, beginning this fall, Stevenson began to
supplement the Cultural Programs and Exhibitions schedule
with a series of Pop-Up arts experiences, creating a robust, arts-
rich campus community. Pop-Ups include hands-on design
workshops, impromptu musical and theatrical performances,
creative conversations, and more. These arts experiences will be
hosted outside of the University’s traditional venues at a variety of
campus locations at the heart of student engagement and activity.
To learn about cultural events during the upcoming spring
semester, visit stevenson.edu/arts.
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