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From Blackfish and Beyond

Michael Candelaria October 18, 2017

The journey of Stetson Professor John Jett, Ph.D., from Orca trainer to marine-mammal educator

Scam Of The Week: Watch Out for Fear Tactics in Phishing Emails

Cory Lancaster October 16, 2017

Cybercriminals may try to blackmail you or threaten physical harm

Stetson to Host Florida Humanities Speaker Series

Michael Candelaria October 13, 2017

First of four events will discuss Florida’s vanishing wetlands, Oct. 18

Mayhill Fowler holds book and stands beside student Robert Matyskiel II

When the Arts Became Part of the Soviet State

Cory Lancaster October 6, 2017

History Professor Mayhill Fowler explores the role of theatre and the arts after the Russian Revolution

Allen Enlow sits talking on a couch in a screenshot from one of his performances.

On A Roll

Cory Lancaster October 3, 2017

Stetson alumnus Allen Enlow pursues love of acting – while putting art degree to good use

Gillespie Museum Launches Fall Science Café Series with Talk on Avian Conservation

Cory Lancaster October 2, 2017

Visiting scholar Nury Stella Penagos to discuss, “Avian Conservation in Colombia”

One woman holds back another as she walks into a bedroom, shocked to find her husband kissing another woman.

Second Stage Theatre pulls back the sheets on ‘Bedroom Farce’

Cory Lancaster October 1, 2017

Stetson presents first play of 2017-18 season on Thursday, Oct. 12, through Sunday, Oct. 15

Stetson assistant history professor Mayhill Fowler

A Rare Look at Early Russian Culture Comes to Hand Art Center

Cory Lancaster September 30, 2017

History Professor Mayhill Fowler discusses her new book Thursday, Oct. 5, at 7:30 p.m.

Capturing a Moment: An American’s Gaze on a Late Empire

Cory Lancaster September 28, 2017

Photographer’s great-grandson tells story behind 1909 Russian photos at Hand Art Center

Scam Of The Week: Equifax Data Breach

Cory Lancaster September 18, 2017

How cyber criminals may target you after they stole 143 million credit records

Scam of the Week: Vevo Data Breach Caused By LinkedIn Phishing Attack

Cory Lancaster September 16, 2017

Hackers use social media to launch attack on music video site

College of Law’s lecture series on environment heats up in the fall

Cory Lancaster August 25, 2017

Foreman Biodiversity Lectures to focus on sea turtle nesting, national parks, climate change

Stetson students on boat on St. Johns River

Retracing Bartram’s Trail

Cory Lancaster August 11, 2017

Stetson professor, students explore naturalist’s route on the St. Johns River

Saving Florida’s Aquatic Gems

Cory Lancaster August 11, 2017

Stetson professor captures beauty of local waters, hopes to inspire conservation

Summer Research Hits Close to Home

Cory Lancaster August 4, 2017

Stetson senior James McNichols studies the same breast cancer that struck his mother

Kathryn Benson works at a nautical chart

Voyage to a Coral Wilderness

Cory Lancaster August 4, 2017

Stetson student sails on research vessel to study climate change in remote Phoenix Islands

History Professor Eric Kurlander holds his book in his office.

‘Hitler’s Monsters’

Cory Lancaster August 2, 2017

Stetson History Professor Eric Kurlander reveals Nazi obsession with the supernatural in his new book

Learning from Florida’s Springs

Cory Lancaster August 2, 2017

Fulbright Scholar from Taiwan spends summer at Stetson, wants to protect springs back home

A Summer in Mexico

Michael Candelaria July 28, 2017

The Mentored Field Experience teaches Stetson students about the world, one real lesson at a time

Final Act

Michael Candelaria July 14, 2017

Curator Roberta Smith Favis steps down following the 24th exhibit she has organized for Stetson