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Pianist George Winston Returns to Stetson

Cory Lancaster October 15, 2019

The former Stetson student recalls sneaking into Lee Chapel to play the pipe organ at 3 a.m.

Stetson’s Centurion Sales Program Receives $2.5M Endowment

Cory Lancaster September 27, 2019

Success of program since inception evident in alumni success

Preparing Florida for Sea-Level Rise

Cory Lancaster September 23, 2019

Stetson alumna Julia Nesheiwat will develop a strategy as state’s first Chief Resilience Officer

Surviving Injustice

Michael Candelaria September 22, 2019

Falsely convicted and sentenced, Anthony Ray Hinton spoke to Stetson about his 30 years in prison — and life now

Stetson Receives NSF Grant for New Microscope

Michael Candelaria September 21, 2019

An inverted fluorescent microscope system will be used by undergraduate students and faculty in biology, health sciences and physics

New Health and Science Building Set to Break Ground in May 2020

Cory Lancaster September 20, 2019

Stetson working on building’s design, expanding opportunities for students in health/science fields

Fulbright Award Sends Associate Professor to Ukraine

Michael Candelaria September 15, 2019

While there, Fowler will work on her second book, “Theater on the Frontlines of Socialism”

Stetson University Ranked No. 5 by U.S. News & World Report for 2020

Cory Lancaster September 15, 2019

University makes repeat appearance on “Best Value” list

Stetson Student Wins National Accounting Scholarship

Cory Lancaster September 14, 2019

Robert Connell uses $10,000 award to attend graduate school

Law Professor Luz Nagle Receives Fulbright Award

Cory Lancaster September 8, 2019

Nagle to teach and conduct research on trade-based money laundering at a university in the Canary Islands

‘Activism Through the Arts:’ Spoken-Word Poet Phil Kaye headlines Values Day

Cory Lancaster August 31, 2019

Speaker will inspire others to tell their own story on Values Day, Tuesday, Sept. 24

Chris Ferguson and the Myth of Video Game Violence

Cory Lancaster August 22, 2019

Stetson professor draws on his 15 years of research to debunk fears about violent video games

Stetson Named Among Best U.S. Colleges by The Princeton Review

Michael Candelaria August 22, 2019

Stetson recognized as one of 385 Best Colleges in the U.S. by The Princeton Review for the fifth year in a row

Big Man on Campus – John B. statue arrives

Cory Lancaster August 18, 2019

University’s benefactor and namesake returns to campus – larger than life

graphic of circulating tumor cell in blood stream

Stetson student conducts cancer research this summer

Cory Lancaster August 9, 2019

Phasin Gonzalez ’20 studies circulating tumor cells in ongoing clinical trials at the University of Kansas

three workers carry an old Native American dugout canoe into the library lobby

‘A Little Piece of DeLand History’ Comes to Stetson

Cory Lancaster July 31, 2019

Native American dugout canoe now hangs in duPont-Ball Library

A Call from Opera Superstar Plácido Domingo

Michael Candelaria July 15, 2019

Kevin Jose Simerilla Romero becomes one of the youngest singers selected for LA Opera’s Young Artist Program

Class of 2019: Christian Ricketts Shares his Passion for Teaching

Cory Lancaster July 12, 2019

Music Education major falls in love with playing clarinet again at Stetson

Class of 2019: Kathrine Pulling and the Art of Stagecraft

Cory Lancaster June 21, 2019

Theatre arts major heads to Yale School of Drama this fall for its Technical Internship Certificate Program

Class of 2019: An Entrepreneur with a Passion for Sneakers

Cory Lancaster June 14, 2019

Jasmine Allen earns dual degrees in entrepreneurship and finance, and dreams of opening a sneakers store