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Michael Denner, Ph.D., Director of Stetson’s Honors Program and a professor of Russian Studies,

Fixing the ‘Leaky Pipeline’

Cory Lancaster October 20, 2016

New Stetson initiative helps students with associate degrees earn bachelor’s degrees

Rendering of CUB when renovation and expansion is complete.

CUB Expansion, Renovation Set to Begin

Cory Lancaster October 20, 2016

Bookstore, Post Office to move temporarily to Griffith Hall

closeup of professor Asal Johnson, Ph.D.

Raising the Volume

Michael Candelaria October 20, 2016

At a time when answers to global questions are sorely needed, Asal Mohamadi Johnson, Ph.D., is helping to lead exploration among Stetson students

Hats Off!

Michael Candelaria October 18, 2016

Former Stetson star Corey Kluber is headed to the World Series

Helping Others During the Storm

Cory Lancaster October 12, 2016

Stetson community donates food, shelters students during Hurricane Matthew

Stetson University, School of Business Administration

SOBA to Launch New Centurion Sales Program

Janie Graziani October 4, 2016

Program will offer major, minor in sales beginning Fall 2017

Computer Science Professor Dan Plante and Stetson student Richard Roe

Ethical Hacking

Cory Lancaster September 30, 2016

Stetson students uncover “very dangerous” Internet security risk

Holler Fountain Palm Court, Stetson University

Stetson Ranks #5 on 2017 U.S. News & World Report List

Janie Graziani September 23, 2016

New list also puts Stetson #5 on Best for Vets

‘Flipping’ Roles

Michael Candelaria September 22, 2016

How Mark Marcus ’14 overcame life struggles to become a fraternity mentor

Stetson Community Embraces Values Day

Janie Graziani September 20, 2016

Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o, Ph.D., a senator of Kenya, is keynote speaker

Native Values in the Spotlight

Michael Candelaria September 19, 2016

Stetson University’s Values Day to feature Native American guest speakers

Illustration of the waving flag of the United States.

Stetson, USCIS to Welcome 50 New U.S. Citizens

Michael Candelaria September 16, 2016

Stetson hosts Naturalization Ceremony for 12th year

Lessons Beyond the Classroom

Michael Candelaria September 13, 2016

For executive MBA students at Stetson, raising money and awareness for nonprofits brings great dividends.

Good Times for Greek Life at Stetson

Michael Candelaria September 9, 2016

Collaboration brings Lambda Chi Alpha back on campus, while Sigma Phi Epsilon enjoys growth

Faculty, Staff Win Florida Campus Compact Awards

Janie Graziani September 8, 2016

Awards recognize individual commitment to and support for communities

Diner to Present on American Jewish History

Janie Graziani September 8, 2016

The Malka Altman Memorial Lecture in Jewish Studies will welcome Hasia Diner, Ph.D., professor of Hebrew and Judaic studies and history at New York University, to Stetson for her presentation “Eat and Be Satisfied: Food and the Making of American Jewry.” The lecture will be held Tuesday, Sept. 13, 7 p.m., in the Stetson Room, […]

Bluemner: The Language of Architecture

Michael Candelaria September 8, 2016

Bluemner’s love of architecture shows in his art on display at Hand Art Center

Christopher J. Ferguson, Ph.D., Stetson University

Research: Concerns About Effects of Video Games Changing

Janie Graziani September 6, 2016

New research published in Psychology of Popular Media Culture reveals that violent video game use was not associated with antisocial attitudes or bullying behavior, according to Christopher J. Ferguson, professor of psychology at Stetson University and lead researcher on the project. “All told, results from this study suggest that violent video games are not the […]

Highway to Innovation

Michael Candelaria September 6, 2016

Spence Purnell ’13 rode the use of traffic data to a prestigious state award

Good to be Green

Janie Graziani September 2, 2016

Strategic conversations and renewed focus yield bounty of environmental advancements