Taking a walk is good medicine for the body, mind and spirit, providing many health benefits like stress reduction as students prepare for final exams. This Thursday, April 27, is a Study Day for students before their final exams on Friday and Saturday, April 28-29, and Monday and Tuesday, May 1-2. Students can take a […]
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Category: Arts and Sciences
Research on the works of Jean-Michel Basquiat garners a significant global achievement for an Art History major at Stetson University
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Acoustic ecology panel launched the international conference on soundscape studies on Wednesday, March 22
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The keynote speakers and artist-in-residence will discuss topics like noise pollution, bioacoustics and environmental responsibility
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Stetson Symphonic Band members are eager to share a lively collection of world renown music in their first concert of the year
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Stetson University Theatre Arts presents a tale inspired by real journal entries of Captain John Wesley Powell
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Stetson to host a Ukraine Event Series to fundraise and raise awareness of Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine
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A $5.3 million grant that targets mental health — and sets Stetson’s 40-year record for its amount — reflects a fundamental change in how spirituality and religion are understood
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Stetson’s Kristine Dye, PhD, research assistants and senior research students quantify the amount of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater in Volusia County
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Janardan Mainali, PhD, visiting Teacher-Scholar Fellow in environmental resilience, will explore the relationship between human-impacted land use and the health of aquatic ecosystems in East Central Florida
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Stetson’s History and Jewish Studies departments are happy to be hosting A. Dirk Moses, PhD, the Anne and Bernard Spitzer Professor of Political Science at The City College of New York, as lecturer for this event
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Littlefield, an international business graduate, is in Cambodia teaching English
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The ceremonial ribbon is cut on the Cici & Hyatt Brown Hall for Health & Innovation
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Poll: Gov. Ron DeSantis holds 8-point lead over Charlie Crist in “increasingly red” Florida
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Jason Evans, PhD, leads a large team on a project to address flooding and improve water quality in the City of Cape Canaveral
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Keynote address by bestselling author Ed Freeman, PhD, kicked off a busy day of activities for Values Day 2022
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Arlene and her lover, Mitchell, plot to kill her husband Paul in Stetson University’s production of Ron Clark and Sam Bobrick’s comedy, Murder at the Howard Johnson’s
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Four concerts are scheduled Nov. 30 to Dec. 3, showcasing more than 150 student musicians
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A campus celebration, open to the public, is set for Oct. 28 at 2 p.m. during Homecoming to mark the milestone achievement
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Graduate students receive specialized training and a $10,000 stipend each for their one-year internship
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