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Artful Design

Michael Candelaria June 5, 2019

A surprise to the Department of Creative Arts results in a “good use of resources and a good use of a gift”

Class of 2019: Matthew Sweeney, from Finance to Football

Cory Lancaster June 2, 2019

Placekicker with dual degrees in math and finance lands job with Luma Capital in Naples

Seed Dollars for Cells of Growth

Michael Candelaria June 1, 2019

Editor’s note: This story originally was posted on Sept. 24, 2018. At the Sage Hall Science Center on the Stetson campus, first floor, tucked down a long hallway in a room that is cramped but filled with wide eyes, students — undergraduates — are exploring the world of curing cancer. They are researching cures for, […]

Class of 2019: Erica Kok Soars in STEM

Cory Lancaster May 24, 2019

Computer science major takes every opportunity at Stetson, lands job with JPMorgan Chase

Colorized, stylized portrait of Dan Gunderson in his upcoming exhibit

Dan Gunderson: ‘A Self-Made Man’

Cory Lancaster May 22, 2019

Art professor to retire from Stetson after 43 years

Stetson Researcher Discovers Plethora of Parasites Infecting Pygmy Rattlesnakes

Cory Lancaster May 21, 2019

New study shows Burmese pythons spreading parasites

The audience gives a standing ovation to Cici and Hyatt Brown

Stetson Trustees Hyatt and Cici Brown Donate $18M for Science, Health Education

Cory Lancaster May 20, 2019

Largest single gift in Stetson history to add new science building, expand programs

Case Study in Experiential Learning

Michael Candelaria May 19, 2019

At Experimental Biology 2019, the equation for students was simple: research, learn, present, experience

How Stetson Changed a Life

Michael Candelaria May 19, 2019

Fidalene “Fida” Leger ’19: “This university gave me a whole new worldview, which is something I never expected”

Building the Future

Michael Candelaria May 19, 2019

Bonita Dukes arrives as Stetson’s new associate vice president for Facilities Management

Seeking the Best and Brightest

Michael Candelaria May 11, 2019

A refocused effort is underway to identify and nurture candidates for prestigious scholarships, fellowships and grants

Busting Clays

Michael Candelaria May 10, 2019

Stetson’s Skeet and Trap Club is right on the mark in its first try at the ACUI Collegiate Clay Target Championship

New Healthy Options for Learning

Michael Candelaria May 8, 2019

In fall 2016, Stetson and AdventHealth University signed a milestone agreement to collaborate in the creation of new opportunities for their students. The idea was to create stronger career options for graduates. Those opportunities are continuing to emerge. The most recent example occurred in April, when Stetson and AdventHealth University partnered to offer an innovative, dual-degree, online […]

Soldiering Toward Success

Michael Candelaria May 8, 2019

Back at the start of the Fall 2018 semester, Retired Lt. Col. Oakland McCulloch was optimistic. The number of cadets in his program, as well as first-year students, continued to swell. Meanwhile, the quality of those participants was at a virtual all-time high. McCulloch, the recruiting operations officer for the Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps at Stetson, talked […]