Videos reveal impact of giving on students at Stetson University
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Author: Janie Graziani
How a donor, a dean, a scientist and an environmentalist came together to give an institute life.
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Noble causes compete for a donor’s attention every day, so why choose to give to a university?
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New, larger parking lot already open
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Stetson University invites the community to join in its annual Yule Log Lighting ceremony Tues., Dec. 1, 6 p.m., at Hulley Tower, 513 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand, between DeLand Hall and Chaudoin Hall. The event is free and open to the public. This annual ritual traditionally opens the holiday season at Stetson University. It began at Stetson in […]
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Older attractions make great excursions at a much lower price.
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Creating classes that keep students interacting and engaged is key to the experience.
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If you think money can’t buy happiness maybe you’re just not spending it right.
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The good news is: The Visitor Parking area north of DeLand Hall, and the pathways and landscaping west of the Carlton Union Building will be available for use by the end of the day today. The even better news is: These projects support Stetson University’s initiative to be good stewards of our environment. The Visitor […]
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Racial tensions haunt the nation even as we strive for inclusiveness
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Top Stories Discussion regarding the construction of the Athens Commons II, perceived by many DeLand residents as Stetson’s planned, off-campus dorm, was featured in the Daytona Beach News-Journal on Sept. 28. It was followed up by a letter to the editor from President Wendy Libby on Sept. 30. On Sept. 26, Stetson students were featured […]
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New construction, renovations help Stetson stay competitive and ahead of the curve.
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No matter where you’re from, enjoying old-school Florida culture and nature is easy here.
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Students may get to choose a payment strategy simply by voting for president
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Stetson University has selected noted environmentalist and policy expert Clay Henderson as the first executive director of its newly established Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience. The institute, a first of its kind at Stetson, will focus on water and environmental research in order to offer policy options to protect them and other natural resources […]
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As children, we ask, “Why?” All too often, we learn to accept “because it just is.”
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Beautiful coherence can be created from something so complex, so chaotic.
Continue ReadingTop Stories Paul Boudreaux, professor of law, wrote an op-ed on eminent domain published in the Orlando Sentinel’s Front Burner on July 17. Roberta Flowers, professor of law, is quoted in the July 22 Tampa Bay Times article, “Jury selection in latest Dontae Morris case a slow, delicate task.” Charles Rose, director of Stetson Law’s […]
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Kimberly Reiter, Ph.D., associate professor of history, has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Enduring Questions grant. Reiter was surprised and excited about the possibilities of what winning this grant could provide for her and her students. “I quite frankly did not expect to be selected,” Reiter said. “However, I had heard about it […]
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Betty Thorne, Ph.D., professor of statistics, has been appointed the Christian R. Lindback Chair of Business Administration for the 2015-2016 academic year. This chair, the first established at Stetson, is awarded to a faculty member with national recognition for scholarly contributions and a record of excellence in undergraduate and graduate teaching. Thorne co-authored a statistics textbook that has been translated into several […]
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