Alumnus Steve Dudley, a former soccer player from England, premieres his first film, “All Hail Anastasia,” on June 20
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Category: Arts and Sciences
For the first time since its inception, the Barron String Quartet in Stetson’s School of Music will travel to Italy to participate in the Orfeo Music Festival from July 1-12
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On April 15, the DeLand campus hosted Stetson Showcase, an annual celebration of student research, creativity and performance. The day provided an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the university to engage with academic projects across disciplines, highlighting the innovation and dedication of Stetson’s students. As part of the day’s events, members […]
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The annual Creative Arts Senior exhibition, this year titled House of Echoes, is on view until May 10 at the Hand Art Center and on the first floor of Sampson Hall
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59% of Americans are not confident there will be a peaceful transition
of power if Trump were to lose the election
Trump continues to score more favorably among White individuals, and those over 65, while Harris’s favorability comes from non-White individuals, and those with a college degree.
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Second Stage Theatre at Stetson University will open its 119th season with Keely and Du, a play by Jane Martin, which will run Oct. 24 – 27
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Tickets are on sale for performances in Lee Chapel and Downtown Orlando Dec. 4-7
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The Homer and Dolly Hand Art Center presents two exhibitions for Fall 2024: “The Economics of Oscar Bluemner’s Art” and “memento nos: Migration and Movement in America”
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Elizabeth Plantan, PhD, was one of 20 professionals selected for a fellowship to become the next generation of China specialists
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On July 15, Kyle C. Longest, PhD, begins as the next Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. What can Stetson expect?
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Haleigh Ray, PhD, an expert in orchid biology, was invited back to the flower show on May 20-25, based on last year’s successful display
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The fast-paced farce spotlights seven capable women tirelessly saving an incompetent and narcissistic U.S. president
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The Stetson Opera Theatre and Stetson Symphony Orchestra will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 5, and 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 7, in Daytona Beach’s News-Journal Center
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The event, free and open to the public, takes place March 20, 7 p.m., at the Marshall & Vera Lea Rinker Welcome Center
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Ross is an associate professor of the Study of Women and Gender at Smith College, where she teaches courses on white supremacy, human rights and “Calling In the Call Out” culture
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The new elevator will access all three floors of the building, and other upgrades are planned, as well, during construction from May 14 through Aug. 9
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The non-conformist love story, performed by Stetson students, is a social commentary on isolation, loneliness, love and lust
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Stetson worked in partnership with the Alachua Conservation Trust, the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, and the Suwannee River Water Management District
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‘The Beauty of Politics: Oscar Bluemner and Luca Molnar’ is on view through March 23 at Stetson’s Homer and Dolly Hand Art Center
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