Celebrating 110 Years: Law Library Named for Dolly and Homer Hand
On Oct. 2, Stetson University College of Law, Florida’s first law school, celebrated 110 years of legal education by naming the law library on its Gulfport campus after philanthropists Dolly and Homer Hand.
New Faces in Alumni and Development
This fall semester, several new faces have joined the alumni and development team at Stetson Law.
Podgor Testifies Before Congress
On Sept. 28, white-collar crime expert professor Ellen Podgor testified before the U.S. Congress.
Gulf Oil Spill: Uncertain Impact?
Dr. Muller-Karger spoke at Stetson Law about the science being used to assess impact of the Gulf oil spill.
Best-Selling Author Visits Stetson
Best-selling author Jilliane Hoffman talked with Stetson students Sept. 27 about her latest legal thriller.
Students Work with Florida Innocence Commission
Stetson University College of Law students will assist Florida’s newly created Innocence Commission with research into wrongful convictions and effective legal reform.
New Registrar Joins Stetson Law
Felisha McCaster starts her first day as registrar at Stetson University College of Law on Sept. 7.
Stetson Law Listed Among the Top ‘Green’ School
The latest issue of preLaw magazine lists Stetson University College of Law among the top 'green' schools in the nation.
Author Discusses Manatee Insanity
Craig Pittman discussed how Florida caught "Manatee Insanity," also the topic of Pittman’s new book.
Stetson University Ranked 23rd in Nation for Service, Research, Social Mobility
Stetson is ranked No. 23 nationally in Washington Monthly magazine’s “Top 50 Master’s Universities” for universities with bachelor’s and master’s degree programs.
Stetson Signs International Agreement
On Aug. 24, Stetson Law and Nuevo Leon University Law School signed a student and faculty exchange agreement.
Podgor Receives Top Honor
Professor Podgor was awarded the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers’ most prestigious honor.