Top Stories

•  Public radio stations WMFE and WUWF interviewed Randle Croom, PhD, associate professor of Management, for the Sept. 12 online story and broadcast segment “All Aboard! Florida Professor breaks down Brightline’s expected impact.” The impacts of the high-speed rail service “will be significant, varied, but also nuanced,” Croom said. “So one of the impacts that it might have is connecting Orlando to Miami in such a way that it becomes psychologically closer for people.”

•  TerraDaily, Republic of Green, Autoblog, Illinois Solar and more than 40 other media outlets featured Stetson in the Sept. 8 story “Stetson University Receives STARS Silver Rating for Sustainability Achievements.” The story quoted President Christopher F. Roellke, PhD, and Robert Sitler, PhD, professor of World Languages and Cultures, and director of the Latin American and Latino Studies Program. “This Silver rating reflects the important work that is happening on our campus every day, thanks to our students, faculty and staff,” Roellke said. “As the world struggles with the harmful effects of climate change, never has there been a more important time for the Stetson community to demonstrate its leadership and commitment to protecting our environment.”

•  Sportskeeda profiled star Major League Baseball pitcher Logan Gilbert and his wife, Aviles Gilbert, both Stetson alumni, in the Sept. 13 story “Aviles Gilbert, Cal Raleigh, and family spread the cheer with young patients in hospital: “This moment was extra special.”

•  The New York Times, Education Today, Daily Hindustan News, WUFT, US Today News and other media outlets cited Stetson in the Sept. 6 story “Florida Expected to Approve Classical Exam as a Competitor to the SAT.” Tampa Free Press reported the story in the Sept. 9 post “Florida’s University System Adopts Conservative Alternative To SAT, ACT For College Admissions.”

•  Noble Profit, Daily Advent, WFTV, the Jacksonville Business Journal, Washington City Paper and more than 30 other media outlets featured Stetson and quoted President Roellke, PhD, and Executive Vice President and Chief of Development Krista Bofill in the Sept. 10 story “Stetson University Shatters Fundraising Record for Second Year in a Row.”  “These gifts will provide a superior education to thousands of students who might not otherwise attend Stetson University,” Bofill said. 

•  The National Parks Conservation Association and the Center for Biological Diversity quoted Jaclyn Lopez, assistant professor of Law and director of the Jacobs Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment, in the Sept. 13 story “Conservationists File Lawsuit to Protect Imperiled Ghost Orchid.”

•  Public radio station WMFE profiled Double Hatter and U.S. diplomat Bert Fish in a Sept. 7 broadcast.

•  PRWeb featured Stetson students Nidia Guevara-Nolasco and Isabel Barbato; Dean of the School of Music Washington Garcia, DMA; and Dashiell John Waterbury, MM, visiting lecturer of Music and head of Opera for Stetson, in the Sept. 5 story “Stetson University School of Music and Opera Orlando Launch New Apprenticeship Program.” OperaWire cited Guevara-Nolasco and Barbato in the Sept. 4 story “Opera Orlando Announces Apprenticeship Pilot Program in Collaboration with Stetson University.” Park Ave Magazine, Hometown News and other media outlets also carried the story.

Other Stories

•  Lenscratch cited Jason Evans, PhD, associate professor of Environmental Science and Studies, in the Sept. 10 story “Lynne Buchanan: The Poetry of Being.”

•  The Daytona Beach News-Journal cited Stetson’s Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience in the Sept. 6 story “NSB’s Atlantic Center for the Arts: Here are 5 events to explore your artistic side.”

•  Suncoast News and other media outlets cited Stetson in the Sept. 7 post “Straz Center to host college and career fair.”

•  HappeningNext cited Stetson in the Sept. 8 post “Paranormal Museum Tours at the Haunted Antique Shop” and the Sept. 11 post “Flashlight Night Tours at the Haunted Antique Shop.”

•  The Society of American Florists website featured Stetson student Olivia Vardy in the Sept. 6 post “Industry Pros Share Tips to Find Talent.”

•  News Daytona Beach cited Stetson in the Sept. 8 story “Auditor Finds No Illegal Activity in Flagler Youth Orchestra’s Financials.”

•  Hometown News cited Stetson’s Piano Day Concert in the Sept. 8 story “Out & About.”

•  Love to Know Pets cited Stetson in the Aug. 31 story “10 Best Pets for College Students: They Make Great Study Buddies.”

•  Environment, Law, and History cited Stetson in a photo credit in the Sept. 12 post “Public rights and standing.”

•  HappeningNext featured former Stetson administrator Savannah-Jane Griffin in the Sept. 13 story “AFP, Volusia/Flagler Chapter September Luncheon.”

•  The West Volusia Beacon cited Joshua Rust, PhD, professor of Philosophy, in the Sept. 13 story “Spiritual Side.”

Alumni

•  McGlinchey.com and insideARM profiled Double Hatter Chantel Wonder in the Sept. 6 post “Florida Litigator Chantel Wonder Joins McGlinchey.”

•  The Concord Monitor profiled alumnus Stephen Daigle in the Sept. 6 story “St. John Regional School students had two surprises when coming back to school; a new principal and brand new Bibles.”

•  The  Ark Valley Voice profiled alumna Wayles Martin in the Sept. 7 story “Wayles Martin Explains Reasons She Seeks Salida City Treasurer Role.”

•  Beach Metro featured alumna and former faculty member Rebecca Bridges in the Sept. 8 post “New Minister to be welcomed at St. Aidan’s in the Beach Church.”

•  OnePlace featured the Sept. 10 podcast “Your Day in Court” by alumnus James Merritt.

•  Business Observer profiled alumnus Russell Ireland in the Aug. 29 story “80-year-old entrepreneur still going strong, now with new laser cleaning firm.”

•  Allied News profiled alumnus Cedric E. Lewis in the Sept. 5 story “Nine new professors join Grove City College faculty.”

•  The Aiken Standard featured alumnus Eric Gilfus in the Sept. 12 story “Aiken Civic Orchestra opens 12th season Friday.”