Radwan’s term begins June 24 and will continue until the position of Law Dean is filled
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CDC recommends immunocompromised individuals and some people over the age of 50 receive an additional booster
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The Creative Arts Senior Exhibition will remain on display through May 7 in the Hand Art Center
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Stetson University in the News is a weekly roundup of media coverage that mentions Stetson, its faculty, students, staff and alumni
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College of Law remains a top destination for Trial Advocacy and also ranks high in Legal Writing
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Centurion Sales Program Competition Team took home awards in all categories at the Challenger Sales Institute Collegiate Sales Competition
Continue ReadingStetson University in the News is a weekly roundup of media coverage that mentions Stetson, its faculty, students, staff and alumni
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Uprising by Jewish prisoners at Auschwitz concentration camp on Oct. 6-7, 1944, saved thousands of lives
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Stetson University continues its 116th season with Lucas Hnath’s “A Doll’s House, Part 2,” which will run Thursday through Sunday, April 7-10, at Stetson University’s Second Stage Theatre, located inside the Museum of Art, 600 N. Woodland Blvd., adjacent to the DeLand campus. In “A Doll’s House, Part 2,” Hnath’s shrewd and stylish sequel of […]
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Hatterthon is part of the Miracle Network Dance Marathon, a nationwide, student-led effort that raises funds and awareness for local Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
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The university launches a fundraising campaign to “assist Ukrainian faculty and students who have been forced to become refugees”
Continue ReadingThe flu is on campus. It’s not too late for students, faculty and staff to get a free flu shot from Stetson Health Service
Continue ReadingStetson University in the News is a weekly roundup of media coverage that mentions Stetson, its faculty, students, staff and alumni
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First Annual Stetson at Carnegie Hall Chamber Music and Solo Competition to take place this October
Continue ReadingSteven Katz, PhD, discusses “Reconsidering Jewish Resistance During the Holocaust”
Continue ReadingBeginning March 30, residential guest and visitation policies will return to normal
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The Georgia judge presided over the murder trial of the men who killed Ahmaud Arbery in 2020
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Registration is required for the virtual Artist Talk on Monday, March 28, at 7 p.m. and Cultural Credit will be available for undergraduates
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Two Law students are harnessing what they’ve learned to help service members take control of their finances
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World Languages major “is passionate about human rights” and hopes to inspire others
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