Arts and Sciences - Page 16 of 55

Man sits at desk with an axe stuck in his head.

Stetson’s Second Stage Presents ‘Student Directed One Acts’

Cory Lancaster April 8, 2018

A collection of short plays directed by Theatre Arts students wrap up the season April 19-22

cup of coffee on a table next to print newspaper

Stetson University in the News, April 6-13, 2018

Michael Candelaria April 8, 2018

Hyatt and Cici Brown’s historic “investment” to science education at Stetson receives widespread media coverage

Sarah Caudill ’06: ‘When Neutron Stars Collide’

Cory Lancaster April 6, 2018

Stetson alumna and physicist to talk April 16 about the latest gravitational-wave discovery

Student-Directed One-Act Plays feature Trotsky’s ax and a combusting husband

Cory Lancaster April 6, 2018

Plays run Thursday, April 19, through Sunday, April 22

Stetson University in the News, March 24-April 6, 2018

Cory Lancaster April 3, 2018

Stetson Law Dean Pietruszkiewicz has been named president of the University of Evansville

Sarah Cramer talks to a student next to the school garden

Stetson to Launch New Minor in Sustainable Food Systems

Cory Lancaster April 3, 2018

New courses in fall 2018 will focus on this emerging field of study and social justice issues

Caudill to Speak about Gravitational Waves at Stetson on April 16

Cory Lancaster April 1, 2018

Gravitational-wave researcher and alumna involved in the “Discovery of the Century”

Stetson Hosts Annual Hackathon April 7-8, with Chance to Win An Interview with Apple

Cory Lancaster April 1, 2018

Register now for free event open to high school and college students

Florida Humanities Speaker Series to Conclude with a Cultural, Historical Look at Rain

Cory Lancaster April 1, 2018

Author Cynthia Barnett to speak on Thursday, April 12

Bitcoin in Debate

Michael Candelaria March 31, 2018

Two RGIP students explored the virtues of the hot cryptocurrency – and proved their own value

Falling Down to Stand Out

Michael Candelaria March 23, 2018

Lessons learned over 60 years bring the University Honors Program right back to where it started

The two professors stand in front of a collection of English and Russian words written in bright primary colors.

SPREES Celebrates 60 years of Russian Studies at Stetson

Cory Lancaster March 11, 2018

Exhibit in the SPREES House features archival documents, photos

Water Institute Hosts Environmental Secretary

Michael Candelaria March 11, 2018

Regional stakeholders convene to discuss policy options on springs’ protection

Physics and Fossils: Science Saturday at the Gillespie Museum on March 24

Cory Lancaster March 9, 2018

Free workshops, demonstrations set for 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the museum and Sage Science Center

Clay Henderson stands in a meeting, listening

A ‘Game-Changer’

Cory Lancaster March 9, 2018

Stetson’s Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience receives $1.3 million to create a Sustainable Farming Fund

our musician/dancers in Asian bright red and white outfits perform on the Stetson Green.

Lunar New Year celebration attracts nearly 200 students

Cory Lancaster February 23, 2018

The Stetson Community welcomes the Year of the Dog, which, according to Asian cultures, brings loyalty and justice

Inside the First Amendment

Michael Candelaria February 20, 2018

National expert Tim Wu to talk about free speech and the internet Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. as part of Stetson’s Social Justice Lecture Series

Sound and Color

Michael Candelaria February 18, 2018

Student Abigail Ramsbottom ’18 serves as curator for latest Bluemner exhibit at Hand Art Center

Stetson in the News, Feb. 9-16

Michael Candelaria February 16, 2018

Faculty, students, alumni and others who made the news

Acts of Kindness

Michael Candelaria February 15, 2018

Stetson Professor Rajni Shankar-Brown helps organize program to promote kindness among school children