Students work remotely to connect Stetson Community, document historical event
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Editor’s note: Associate Professor Kimberly Reiter, PhD, chair of the Undergraduate Research Committee and Stetson Showcase, wrote this for Stetson Today. By March 1, 2020, the Undergraduate Research Committee had prepared for the frenzied six weeks leading up to Stetson’s marquis celebration of scholarship, innovation and creativity, the Stetson Showcase, on April 14. We expected almost […]
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30 Creative Arts majors show their work until May 9
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5 Questions with Tim Stiles in Stetson’s Office of Career and Professional Development
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Dining Services outlines extra precautions to protect against spread of coronavirus
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Earn Cultural Credit with these Upcoming and Ongoing virtual events
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Former Stetson star was the top-performing tight end in the XFL this spring
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Three summer sessions available from May 18 to July 17
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Changes follow Florida Governor’s Stay-at-Home Order, effective April 3 until April 30
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Chelsea Hage to use winnings to promote her nonprofit for kids
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Recording now available of webinar hosted by Office of Faculty Engagement
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Tribute features four graduating student-athletes on Stetson’s Baseball Team
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More than $17,500 raised so far for Downtown DeLand restaurant employees
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Dr. Stephanie Hollis and Solar Stik look to provide a rapidly deployable “ICU in a Box”
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Limited number of tickets available for this week’s performances in DeLand and Orlando
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Bronze sculpture dedication ceremony is Friday, Oct. 18, at 5:30 p.m.
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Stetson University Magazine story about Jim Johnson ’68 receives Feature Writing award from CASE
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1930s home to host thriving, robust program
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