Arts and Sciences - Stetson Today

Stetson Names New Dean of College of Arts and Sciences

Michael Candelaria April 18, 2024

Kyle C. Longest, PhD, will join the university on July 15

Stetson’s Second Stage Theatre Presents ‘POTUS,’ April 11-14

Andrea Mujica April 5, 2024

The fast-paced farce spotlights seven capable women tirelessly saving an incompetent and narcissistic U.S. president

Kernels of Wisdom: Stories from the People of Corn, March 20

Michael Candelaria March 12, 2024

The event, free and open to the public, takes place March 20, 7 p.m., at the Marshall & Vera Lea Rinker Welcome Center

Activist, Scholar Loretta Ross to host Stetson Stewart Lecture, March 18-19

Michael Candelaria March 12, 2024

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

Students Celebrate Elevator Addition in Historic Elizabeth Hall

Michael Candelaria February 10, 2024

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

‘Burn This’ to Light Up Second Stage Theatre, Feb. 22-25

Michael Candelaria February 10, 2024

The non-conformist love story, performed by Stetson students, is a social commentary on isolation, loneliness, love and lust

Stetson’s Water Institute Helps to Protect North Central Florida Farmland

Michael Candelaria February 3, 2024

Stetson worked in partnership with the Alachua Conservation Trust, the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, and the Suwannee River Water Management District

‘The Beauty of Politics: Oscar Bluemner and Luca Molnar’ at Hand Art Center

Michael Candelaria February 2, 2024

‘The Beauty of Politics: Oscar Bluemner and Luca Molnar’ is on view through March 23 at Stetson’s Homer and Dolly Hand Art Center

Graphic element with Public Health and associated words filling the screen.

Stetson’s Public Health Program: Making Significant Impacts on Campus and Throughout the Local Community

Michael Candelaria January 26, 2024

PUBH has gained traction in the mission to make a difference in the lives of all community members, including, and perhaps especially, those most vulnerable in society

Stetson’s Holocaust Remembrance Day Reflects on ‘Our Roots As a Jewish People’

Michael Candelaria January 26, 2024

Several events during this week at Stetson will commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Jan. 27

National Expert on Food Insecurity to Speak at Stetson on Jan. 31

Michael Candelaria January 25, 2024

Katie Martin, PhD, is author of “Reinventing Food Banks and Pantries: New Tools to End Hunger”

Professor of Equity, Champion of Housing Justice

Michael Candelaria January 20, 2024

Rajni Shankar-Brown, PhD, earns local and national honors — once again — for transformative leadership, advancing equity and protecting justice

Behind the Scenes of a Stage Spectacular, Dec. 6-9

Michael Candelaria December 1, 2023

What does it take to orchestrate approximately 200 students — singers, instrumentalists, keyboardists and others — to continue a musical tradition that dates back more than a century over four early-December nights in two different venues?

Students perform in the Symphony Orchestra

Stetson’s Symphony Orchestra to Perform in Vero Beach on Jan. 28

Cory Lancaster November 24, 2023

The winter concert will take place in the Community Church of Vero Beach, a popular venue for arts performances

Stetson’s Symphony Orchestra to Bring Holiday Magic to Mount Dora on Dec. 2

Cory Lancaster November 20, 2023

The Stetson Symphony Orchestra also will perform on Friday, Dec. 1, at 7:30 p.m. in Lee Chapel. Tickets are free with a Stetson ID.

Stetson joins in $25M federal grant for ‘Lake to Lagoon’ Conservation Program

Cory Lancaster November 17, 2023

Stetson’s Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience will participate in outreach, education, and scientific research to further conservation efforts in the Lake to Lagoon region