The redevelopment story of Stetson University College of Law’s Tampa Law Center was chronicled in numerous media outlets, such as Fox 13 Tampa Bay’s “Developer buys Westshore Plaza as major mixed-use overhauls are coming to Tampa properties” and CRE Market Beat’s “Stetson University, Bromley Plan Mixed-Use Redevelopment of Tampa Law Center.”

Jeremy Posadas, PhD, the Hal S. Marchman Chair of Civic & Social Responsibility and professor of Religious Studies and Gender Studies, was included in the U.S. News article “What the Census Reveals About Who Still Feels ‘American.’”

Professor of Psychology Christopher Ferguson, PhD, was a featured part of “IQ Started Falling in 1975, but Nobody Had a Smartphone Yet,” posted on the Medium. Ferguson also was a featured component of “How China ground down its gamers — with help from the rest of the work: excerpts from a new book,” published in the Toronto Star.

In Sports Business Journal, Matt DiFebo, MSES, director of Sport Business and assistant professor of Practice, wrote the article “The global game has outpaced the talent pipeline.”

Andrew Olson. EdD, assistant professor of Educational Leadership, authored the article “New faculty survive ambiguity with process, pipeline, mentors,” posted on MISRYOUM.

Hometown New Volusia was among the media outlets reporting about the demolition of Smith Hall on the DeLand campus in “Smith Hall answers one final call.”

Among other outlets, WFTV-TV featured a new master’s degree program at the School of Business Administration in “Stetson University launches AI-focused human resources master’s program.”

Central Florida Public Media cited a recent survey from Stetson’s Center for Public Opinion Research in “Can Government Really Make Life More Affordable?” Earlier in the summer, CPOR was cited in “Property tax relief faces pushback despite wide voter support” on MSN.com.

The growing bond between Stetson student-athletes and local youth was profiled by WOFL-TV in “How Stetson University athletes are making a difference in DeLand.”

The city of DeLand, home to Stetson, is often highlighted in stories about great places to live. One recent example is “The Historic Architecture of DeLand, Florida, Provides a Framework for a Thriving Downtown,” posted by the National Trust of Historic Preservation. Two other examples are “10 Prettiest Downtown Strips In Florida” by WorldAtlas and “15 Small Towns In Florida That Are Too Picturesque To Ignore” by Ever After in the Woods.