During the fall semester, tenor Evan Martinez was named an Apprentice Artist with Opera Orlando. In May, he will graduate with a BA in Music and big plans
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Author: Michael Candelaria
Stetson’s team didn’t win the big prize at the 41st Annual American Mock Trial Association National Championship Tournament — but it proved to be a big winner all year
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Genevieve Longmire was one of only 120 students nationwide selected to train under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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In its newest graduate school rankings, U.S. News & World Report has elevated Stetson University College of Law’s legal writing program to the No. 1 spot in that category for the first time. The College also retained its status as the No. 1 destination for trial advocacy
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Approximately 170 works of student achievement were on display under the theme of “Currents of Curiosity: Crossing Streams”
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A brilliantly sunny April 11 day at Stetson turned out to be robustly energetic and quite productive, as the university showed off its campus to a total of 228 prospective new students and 664 attendees in all during the second of two Hatter Saturdays
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Stetson is offering four Undergraduate sessions, beginning May 18 and including a special six-week Session 4
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This year’s theme is “Currents of Curiosity: Crossing Streams,” reflecting the increasing opportunities of interconnectivity as academic and creative interests take directions never imagined
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On April 10 at Lee Chapel, Timothy Peter, DMA, will take one final bow as music professor, choral director and conductor at Stetson
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The Stetson University School of Music will host its popular Stetson Guitar Workshop on April 18
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Stetson University has named Melissa DeVore as its new head women’s basketball coach, Director of Athletics Ricky Ray announced
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Dr. Andrew Port, professor of History at Wayne State University, presents “Never Again: Germans and Genocide After the Holocaust,” based on his 2023 book of the same title
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A total of 70 students participated from Stetson and nine other schools from as far away as Massachusetts and Maryland
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On Saturday, March 14, 158 accepted students attended Hatter Saturday, along with nearly 300 family members
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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 […]
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Stetson Gives, March 11-12, resulted in a record-setting day of giving at Stetson
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Twenty-three finalists competed in the Neil and Dolly Huhta Instrumental Music Competition on Feb. 8
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Two exhibitions, Looks Good on Paper: Second Edition, and Anti-Mapping Architecture: Oscar Bluemner and Jay Henderson, remain on view until March 21
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The 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 ReadingStetson Gives — previously called The Giving Challenge — takes place March 11-12. This year, the challenge will run for 24 hours
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