“Harmonitrees” exhibit features 8 harmonica-playing, pine tree-shaped inflatables Oct. 17-23
Continue ReadingOnline productions feature classic monologues and original theatrical pieces
Continue ReadingThe story (and photos) behind the diplomatic tenure of “Little John B,” the university namesake’s first son
Continue ReadingTwo exhibits, “Malchish Kibalchish: The Soviet Superhero” and “Submerged,” are on display until Oct. 15
Continue ReadingGillespie has 42 specimens of Smithsonite, named for the founding donor of the world’s largest museum complex
Continue ReadingStetson’s Cultural Credits calendar has plenty of options for undergraduates
Continue ReadingThree online exhibits feature paintings, photography and propaganda Sept. 8-Oct. 15
Continue ReadingStetson is developing a curriculum that helps underserved youth learn environmental conservation
Continue ReadingGracie Caggiano ’21 is a singer, composer, musician and part of musical duo August Moon
Continue ReadingArtist donated 50% of sales to charity after her business jumped during Black Lives Matter movement
Continue ReadingResearch partners to evaluate solutions for cost-effective flood mitigation in coastal cities
Continue ReadingA storybook adventure: finding Sam Clemens’ boyhood signature in the Mark Twain Cave
Continue ReadingAsal Mohamadi Johnson, PhD — scientist, researcher and professor — has a message, especially for her students: Learn from the coronavirus pandemic
Continue ReadingFunding will help develop recommendations for land conservation in Volusia County
Continue ReadingFor more than a century, a portrait of Stetson’s past has traveled from the famed Pitti Palace in Italy to campus and now on the office wall of the university’s newest dean
Continue ReadingJames Pearson, MA, shares goals and vision for 2020
Continue ReadingLimited number of tickets available for this week’s performances in DeLand and Orlando
Continue ReadingNew John B. Stetson Sculpture dedicated to retiring President Wendy B. Libby, PhD
Continue ReadingThe former Stetson student recalls sneaking into Lee Chapel to play the pipe organ at 3 a.m.
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