Clockwise, from top left: Jim Moore, Patricia Salkin, Professor Peter Lake, Jonathan Fansmith Despite their pivotal role in American life, culture, and economic health, colleges and universities face increasing and shifting regulatory mandates, political scrutiny, and legal challenges. The field can expect significant changes in light of the incoming federal administration. With a new roster featuring some of higher-ed’s most prominent thought leaders, Stetson’s annual… » Read more

Stetson Double Hatter Jim Shore B.A. ’77, J.D. ‘80 With dedication to serving his community and an unflappable work ethic, Jim Shore’s path to becoming general counsel for the Seminole Tribe of Florida is as uncommon as it is inspirational. Even before the Double Hatter set foot on either Stetson campus, his story can best be described as one of spirited perseverance in the face… » Read more

Donations of funds, food, and school essentials are helping our students recover from back-to-back hurricanes. Back-to-back hurricanes Helene and Milton devastated the community surrounding Stetson University College of Law.   As Gulfport, the Pinellas beaches, and parts of St. Petersburg were particularly hard-hit, some Stetson Law students lost everything from laptops and textbooks to homes and vehicles.  One student reported losing virtually all of their belongings… » Read more

From on-campus events to learning opportunities for professionals, Stetson Law is a place where accommodating individuals of all ability levels is part of the campus culture. Here are some top ways the College of Law is showing its commitment to the Americans with Disabilities Act and ensuring a sense of belonging among those it aims to protect. Supporting success by accommodating students Tour the Stetson… » Read more

The physical condition of campus continues to improve every day. In the surrounding community, utilities that have not yet been restored are being restored quickly. Gulfport has lifted its boil water advisory. Duke Energy is anticipating full restoration of power by the end of the day Thursday, October 17. Stetson Law will hold classes remotely Wednesday, October 16 through Friday, October 18. Classes scheduled for this… » Read more

It will take some time for our community to fully recover from the effects of Hurricane Helene. Some of us are dealing with tremendous loss and disruption. We have gotten word that many in our community have offered support in many ways. We thank you. We wanted to let you know that campus will open sooner than expected. We have power and AC in all… » Read more

Professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy  wrote a perspective piece called, “Everyone is talking about 1619. But that’s not actually when slavery in America started.” for the Washington Post.… » Read more

Ellen S. Podgor, J.D., Gary R. Trombley family white-collar crime research professor at Stetson University College of Law, has been selected to serve on the Innocence Project of Florida’s board of directors. Based in Tallahassee, the nonprofit organization helps obtain freedom for innocent prisoners through investigating cases, obtaining DNA testing and advocating for their release. Since 2003, the Innocence Project of Florida has assisted with… » Read more

Professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy is quoted in the Marketplace article, “Summer recess means fundraising events for Congress members.”… » Read more

Professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy is quoted in the Vox article, “Why Mueller said he couldn’t indict Trump, explained.”… » Read more

The Stetson Lawyers Alumni Association (SLAA) presented four alumni with awards who have made a positive impact in the community and supported Stetson University College of Law during the 2019 Annual Florida Bar Convention at the Boca Raton Resort and Club in Boca Raton, Florida on June 27. SLAA has been honoring alumni accomplishments and presenting them with awards for more than 25 years. Outstanding… » Read more

Professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy is quoted in the WHYY news, “Mueller’s testimony: a preview.”… » Read more