Stetson’s School of Music will present Engelbert Humperdinck’s opera “Hansel and Gretel” in a fully staged production created in collaboration with Opera Orlando. Performances will take place at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 20, and 3 p.m. Sunday, March 22, at DeLand High School Auditorium. Opera Orlando collaborates with Stetson on multiple fronts, including the design and construction […]
Continue ReadingStetson is offering four Undergraduate sessions, beginning May 18 and including a special six-week Session 4
Continue ReadingWhen you think of books, a few images probably come to mind: libraries, dust or Young Adult (YA) novels with questionable content. When you think of architecture, you most likely envision detailed sketches and perfect geometric shapes. Now, throw all those images out the window and step into a world of innovation and creativity. Earlier […]
Continue ReadingCompetitions provide unique opportunities to receive objective critiques from professionals that help musicians identify areas for improvement. In addition, performing helps musicians manage nerves, improve their stage presence and gain confidence in their abilities. In that sense, the 23 finalists who competed in the Neil and Dolly Huhta Instrumental Music Competition are all winners. The […]
Continue ReadingStetson Gives — previously called The Giving Challenge — takes place March 11-12. This year, the challenge will run for 24 hours
Continue ReadingThis year, Feb. 19-20, 18 schools competed while Stetson students on the Business Ethics Case Competition team served as hosts and room monitors during the competition
Continue ReadingOn Feb. 21, Stetson hosted Edmunds Center Reimagined: Game-Day Celebration & Showcase — marking the completion of the comprehensive renovation and expansion of the historic J. Ollie Edmunds Center
Continue ReadingPresident Christopher F. Roellke, PhD, was among the top leaders in Central Florida interviewed for Invest: Greater Orlando
Continue ReadingFrom the headlines: making history in higher education and vying for roses in “The Bachelorette.”
Continue ReadingLaying the groundwork for an Atlanta alumni chapter — with a plan for others to come
Continue ReadingStetson is once again offering free federal tax preparation services through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program
Continue ReadingStetson will host Edmunds Center Reimagined: Game-Day Celebration & Showcase on Saturday, Feb. 21, marking the completion of the comprehensive renovation and expansion of the historic J. Ollie Edmunds Center
Continue ReadingSecond Stage Theatre at Stetson continues its 120th season with Girl in the Goldfish Bowl by Morris Panych, Feb. 19-22
Continue ReadingOn a brilliantly sunny, picture-perfect Feb. 7 afternoon, Stetson dedicated its historically rebuilt Hulley Tower in a robust observance of heritage
Continue ReadingThe program will expand significantly for the Fall 2026 semester — growing from the current 25 incoming students per cohort to as many as 50 students
Continue ReadingThe Creative Arts Department and the Video Game Development Club recently co-hosted the first Video Game Design Competition
Continue ReadingThe rebuilt landmark, including its 52-bell carillon, returns as a memorial honoring three students killed in the 1979 Innsbruck avalanche
Continue ReadingThe spring Student Involvement Fair, held on Jan. 20, had a little something for everybody — turning Lee’s Garage and the Warren and Barbara Carr Stetson Room into places to find a place on campus
Continue ReadingStetson international student Diana Ferreira Godinho, a senior from Brazil, has been selected to receive a Schwarzman Scholarship to pursue a master’s degree in China
Continue ReadingLynn Hall, Stetson’s new 305-room residence building, is dedicated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony
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