Arts and Sciences - Page 7 of 55

Professors make art Fresh As Fruit at DeLand auto repair shop

Stetson Today October 30, 2020

Check out the gallery’s upcoming exhibits at the garage, corner of West Rich and North Florida avenues

Rock specimens with graphic tat says "Selections from the Collections: Gillespie Museum"

The Hope Diamond is Missing: Curious Artifacts in the Gillespie

Stetson Today October 23, 2020

Among Gillespie Museum’s most interesting artifacts: a set of Historical Diamond replicas

Pandemic and Privilege

Michael Candelaria October 22, 2020

With an intended flair for the dramatic, Stetson Theatre Arts puts its virtual spotlight on race, gender and identify

Same Tune, Different Vibe

Michael Candelaria October 22, 2020

The 50th Anniversary Renovation Project at the School of Music’s Presser Hall brings familiar style plus a new spirit of openness and welcoming

Lifespan and Beyond

Michael Candelaria October 22, 2020

An emerging multidisciplinary center, under the initials CCHWAL, is helping to spell the future of health sciences on campus and in the community

graphic with "Selections from the Collections" over a painting by Oscar Bluemner

Artist’s sketch provides insights into legacy of Bluemner

Stetson Today October 16, 2020

Students can receive Cultural Credit for the Bluemner exhibition at Hand Art Center

Sound Sculptures Hit High Note at Hand Art Center

Stetson Today October 16, 2020

“Harmonitrees” exhibit features 8 harmonica-playing, pine tree-shaped inflatables Oct. 17-23

montage of three student portraits and inside of theater with empty seats

Stetson Theatre Arts Confronts Race, Gender, Identity in “The Past is Prologue”

Stetson Today October 14, 2020

Online productions feature classic monologues and original theatrical pieces

historic postcard of Elizabeth Hall with words, "Selections from the Collections of duPont Ball Library"

Stetson’s Polish Connection

Michael Candelaria October 9, 2020

The story (and photos) behind the diplomatic tenure of “Little John B,” the university namesake’s first son

Hand Art Center offers Cultural Credit in person or online

Stetson Today October 2, 2020

Two exhibits, “Malchish Kibalchish: The Soviet Superhero” and “Submerged,” are on display until Oct. 15

A Connection to the Smithsonian Institution

Stetson Today October 2, 2020

Gillespie has 42 specimens of Smithsonite, named for the founding donor of the world’s largest museum complex

a photo of John B. and American Flags for Stetson Votes

Looking for Cultural Credit events?

Stetson Today October 1, 2020

Stetson’s Cultural Credits calendar has plenty of options for undergraduates

Hand Art Center Re-opens Virtually with Bluemner, Soviet Superhero Exhibits

Stetson Today September 16, 2020

Three online exhibits feature paintings, photography and propaganda Sept. 8-Oct. 15

Stetson to Help Young Sound Seekers Learn About Acoustic Ecology

Michael Candelaria August 26, 2020

Stetson is developing a curriculum that helps underserved youth learn environmental conservation

Presser Award winner “embodies” excellence in the School of Music

Cory Lancaster August 20, 2020

Gracie Caggiano ’21 is a singer, composer, musician and part of musical duo August Moon

Stetson’s Bartram Gardens & Trail Educates Community about Natural World

Stetson Today August 1, 2020

New gardens and nature trail honor American naturalist William Bartram

Stetson alumna Makeda Smith finds activism through art

Stetson Today July 10, 2020

Artist donated 50% of sales to charity after her business jumped during Black Lives Matter movement

National Guard pulls a lifeboat with rescued residents through deep water

$404,000 Grant Funds Stetson’s Water Institute and South Atlantic Region Project

Cory Lancaster April 24, 2020

Research partners to evaluate solutions for cost-effective flood mitigation in coastal cities

Two women reach toward his signature in a cave

Autograph of a Lifetime

Michael Candelaria April 23, 2020

A storybook adventure: finding Sam Clemens’ boyhood signature in the Mark Twain Cave

‘Trust Science’

Michael Candelaria April 14, 2020

Asal Mohamadi Johnson, PhD — scientist, researcher and professor — has a message, especially for her students: Learn from the coronavirus pandemic