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Harbinger, 2017
No full textHarbinger is a student-edited and designed magazine published each spring since 1980. This edition's theme is "Face the Strange.
Beyond Stephens Issue 10 Spring/Summer 2016
No full textFrom Dianne
Stephens President Dianne Lynch guides you through your magazine.
A Closer Look
Stephens College by the numbers!
Celebrate Stephens 2016 Stephens women celebrate milestone class reunions.
Point of View
Why enter the health sciences? Read about our expanding programs at Stephens.
Progress Toward Excellence A look at construction of the new Stephens College Center for Health Sciences.
Alumnae Awards
Daryll Harris Griffin ’72 and Anita K. Parran ’73 receive awards for professional excellence.
News & Notes
Class Notes * Remembrances * Club Notes
Sixth Sense
Joan Ranquet ’82 is nationally sought-after for her skills as an animal communicator.
Get in the Game
New Stephens major helps Courtney Scott ’16 succeed in challenging field.
A Pillar of Success
Four decades strong: A look back at Margaret Campbell’s service to Stephen
Beyond Stephens Issue 8 Spring/Summer 2015
No full textFrom Dianne
Stephens President Dianne Lynch guides you through your magazine.
A Closer Look
Stephens College by the numbers!
Point of View New Academic Affairs vice president excited to join rich history at Stephens.
A Stephens Snapshot
Six decades strong: The Stephens honors program unites high-achieving students.
Giving Hearts Sursum Society: Stephens shows gratitude to College’s generous donors.
News & Notes
Class Notes * Remembrances * Club Notes
Celebrate Stephens
Stephens alumnae celebrate special milestone reunions.
True Trailblazer
Helen Froelich Holt ’32 shaped the retirement home system during her time in politics.
A Fond Farewell to a Stephens Star
Deb Duren retires after devoting her life to Stephens students and athletics.
Fabulously Feathered
Feather frenzy: Abby Arauz ’94 creates feathers for Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and Big Bird
Beyond Stephens Issue 9 Fall/Winter 2015
No full textFrom Dianne
Stephens President Dianne Lynch guides you through your magazine.
A Closer Look
Stephens College by the numbers!
Point of View L.A. launch: An insider’s look at our new M.F.A. in TV and Screenwriting program.
A Stephens Snapshot
Sweet silence: Vespers important tradition for Stephens women.
Driven to Succeed Stephens launches College-to-Career Program for incoming freshmen.
New Stephens Faculty
Stephens attracts talented new faculty and guest artists.
Welcome Home
Families and friends converge on campus for Welcome Home weekend.
News & Notes
Class Notes * Remembrances * Club Notes
special section: health sciences
Growing the Sciences
Stephens is investing in the health sciences, a rapidly growing industry.
In High Demand
Promising program: Master of Physician Assistant Studies would fill void in Mid-Missouri.
Rooted in Tradition
A rich legacy: Stephens is building on its long history of excellence in the sciences.
Under the Microscope
Six success stories about Stephens alumnae working in various health professions
Beyond Stephens Issue 6 Spring/Summer 2014
No full textFrom Dianne
Stephens President Dianne Lynch guides you through your magazine.
A Closer Look
Stephens College by the numbers!
Historic Gift Stephens receives largest gift in college history.
Firm Foundation
Stephens students work with real clients through Creative Ink marketing firm.
Gift of Education Kim Bowen Harbur ’79 teaches about the importance of organ donation.
AAB Message
The Alumnae Association Board invites you to attend Celebrate Stephens this spring.
A Stephens Snapshot
The lore and history of Stephens’ Prince of Wales Club.
Point of View
Decision time: Making the right school choice for your child and family.
Style
Get real: Wendy Manasse ’81 creates flattering clothes for all body types.
Food
Crazy for candy: Sara Bader Meyer ’95 earns accolades for her chocolate treats.
A & E
Get to know rising star and alumna Stephanie Bischoff Beatriz of Fox’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
News & Notes
Class of 1951 Reunion * Class Notes * Chapter Notes * Remembrance
Beyond Stephens Issue 7 Fall/Winter 2014
No full textFrom Dianne
Stephens President Dianne Lynch guides you through your magazine.
A Closer Look
Stephens College by the numbers!
Point of View Reflection: New Performing Arts dean reflects on the value of the arts in our lives.
A Stephens Snapshot
Fabulous couture: Stephens’ fashion show turns 70.
New Stephens Faces Outstanding new faculty members join the ranks at Stephens.
AAB Message
The Alumnae Association Board shares plans for the new year.
Celebrate Stephens
Stephens alumnae unite to share memories, celebrate milestones.
News & Notes
Class Notes * Remembrances * Chapter Notes
Building to Empower
Paying it forward: Jodi Shelton ’87 understands the power of education.
A Passion for Fashion
Christine Siebert Phelan ’86 knows how to pamper her clientele.
Making Magic
’Boji renewal: A contemporary village of and for the arts.
Dreaming Up
Stephens College: Home to bold women with bright dreams since 183
Beyond Stephens Issue 5 Fall/Winter 2013
No full textFROM DIANNE
Stephens President Dianne Lynch guides you through your magazine.
A CLOSER LOOK
Stephens College by the numbers!
SURSUM GALA Oh, what a night! Photos from the inaugural Sursum Gala celebration.
SOCIAL NETWORKING
Like. Share. Tweet. Get in the social media game.
GIFT OF LIFE
Madeleine Hirsch Gordon ’65 helps make the dream of family a reality for couples.
AAB MESSAGE
A letter from Alumnae Association Board President Shatenita L. Horton ’06 M.B.A.
A STEPHENS SNAPSHOT
Stephens College Children’s School: A great place to learn since 1925.
departments
POINT OF VIEW
New Vice President Meichele Foster welcomes your Stephens stories.
STYLE
Runway revealed: Holly Hmielewski ’14 to debut her top-secret designs.
FOOD
All in the [Stephens] family: Stephanie Schram Stock ’81 was born to bake.
A & E
Stephens women in film: Breaking through the celluloid ceiling.
Fit for a King: Alanna Nash ‘72 pens books on Elvis, other musicians.
TRAVEL
Cultural immersion: Stephens students head overseas.
NEWS & NOTES
Remembrance