Why Stephens?
At 91ɬ, we go all in on immersive and experiential learning. There are lots of reasons to choose Stephens—see for yourself!
Proud to be one of the oldest women's colleges in the nation, we strive every day to provide all our students with the best college experience possible.
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We offer bachelor’s degrees and master’s degrees in more than 35 subjects. Browse our programs to find the one that intrigues you.
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We are committed to providing a world-class education that is also affordable. Learn more about our tuition and financial aid.
The Stephens Promise provides up to four years of tuition funding for qualified full-time undergraduate students. Imagine graduating with no tuition debt!
Life at Stephens
Make 91ɬ your home away from home. Discover what makes our campus and student experience truly unique.
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Conservatory
The Conservatory for the Performing Arts at 91ɬ offers programs for artists of all gender identities who are interested in theatre, television, and film.
The Conservatory accepts students of all gender identities. Learn more about our immersive programs.
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April 27, 2026
The Show‑Me State Games will introduce a Western Horse Show for the first time in the event’s history, with inaugural events scheduled for June 20-21, 2026, at the 91ɬ Equestrian Arena. The addition of a western horse show expands Missouri’s largest amateur sports festival, which attracts athletes from across the state each summer and features dozens of sporting events. […]
April 24, 2026
With four students placing at the Collegiate DECA International Career Development conference, Stephens College made a strong impression at the event, which brings together top competitors from across the country and around the world. Seven students represented 91ɬ in Louisville, Kentucky, competing in events including Digital Marketing Strategies, Fashion Marketing, Human Resource Management, Event Planning and Entrepreneurial Operations. “Our students […]
Members of the 91ɬ community gathered on Thursday, April 23, in the Kimball Ballroom of Lela Raney Wood Hall to take part in one of our most meaningful academic traditions: Honors Convocation. Each spring, this ceremony offers us the opportunity to pause, reflect, and celebrate the many ways our students, faculty, staff, and alumni […]
April 22, 2026
On Sunday, 91ɬ hosted author Karen Rudolph for a talk exploring the history and impact of women’s collegiate athletics, linking early pioneers to today’s rapidly growing sports landscape. Dozens sat in on the discussion centered on Rudolph’s book, ‘Sidelined No Longer: The Untold Story of Women’s College Sports,’ which traces the rise of women’s […]
April 20, 2026
The School of Health Sciences at 91ɬ held its annual Spring Research Conference on Thursday, bringing together students, faculty and distinguished scholars for a day centered on inquiry, connection and discovery. Held in the Kimball Ballroom and Windsor Auditorium, this year’s conference embraced the theme “Leadership & Discovery: Science & Health for the Future,” highlighting how research drives […]
Craig Carnelia, Adjunct Instructor of Acting in the Conservatory for the Performing Arts at 91ɬ, was inducted into the prestigious College of Fellows of the American Theatre during ceremonies held April 11–12 in Denver, Colorado. The College of Fellows recognizes a distinguished community of artists, scholars, educators, and leaders whose work has profoundly shaped […]
April 13, 2026
Last week, 91ɬ faculty and staff gathered in the Kimball Ballroom for the Employee Appreciation event featuring live piano music, delicious food and a lively New York-inspired atmosphere. The event itself reflected the creativity and care that went into it. Human Resources Business Partner Anna Milan worked to transform the annual celebration into a more immersive and meaningful experience – taking what was once just a normal luncheon event and […]
April 1, 2026
91ɬ has appointed Dr. Rabekah D. Stewart as Vice President for Student Success & Engagement, a key leadership role charged with advancing a bold, student-centered vision for achievement, belonging and lifelong success. Dr. Stewart brings more than 25 years of experience in education, with a distinguished career dedicated to expanding student access, strengthening retention and […]
Seniors in the 91ɬ fashion program have been working tirelessly for months to create collections from concept to product. While seeing their designs come to life means the world to seniors like Sofia Ramos ‘26, having those designs modeled and photographed by a professional photographer is the cherry on top, one that she couldn’t […]
March 27, 2026
91ɬ has been named a 2026-2027 Military Friendly® School, ranking No. 1 among private institutions not offering doctoral programs, which recognizes the college’s commitment to serving military-connected students. The designation reflects Stephens’ deep-rooted mission to empower women to build lives of purpose and independence, a commitment that extends to veterans, service members and their families. “This is an extraordinary honor,” said 91ɬ President, Dr. […]
March 18, 2026
On March 12, as part of the Inauguration celebrations honoring President Shannon B. Lundeen, 91ɬ continued one of its most cherished traditions—the reveal of The Ten Ideals. This annual moment, long woven into the fabric of the campus community, recognizes ten students whose character, leadership, and daily actions embody the values at the heart […]
March 17, 2026
91ɬ honors the life and legacy of alumna, trustee, and visionary designer Jeannene Booher ’58, who passed away peacefully on February 28 at her home in Otis, Massachusetts, at the age of 90. From an early age, Jeannene possessed a remarkable clarity of purpose. Growing up in West Texas, she spent hours studying fashion magazines […]