The former Stetson student recalls sneaking into Lee Chapel to play the pipe organ at 3 a.m.
Continue Reading19-piece big band to play four concerts downtown Oct. 9 through April 22; Free admission with a Stetson ID
Continue ReadingPhil Kaye brings passion and performance poetry to Stetson for Values Day
Continue ReadingStetson alumna Julia Nesheiwat will develop a strategy as state’s first Chief Resilience Officer
Continue ReadingAn inverted fluorescent microscope system will be used by undergraduate students and faculty in biology, health sciences and physics
Continue ReadingWhile there, Fowler will work on her second book, “Theater on the Frontlines of Socialism”
Continue ReadingStetson professor draws on his 15 years of research to debunk fears about violent video games
Continue ReadingPhasin Gonzalez ’20 studies circulating tumor cells in ongoing clinical trials at the University of Kansas
Continue ReadingKevin Jose Simerilla Romero becomes one of the youngest singers selected for LA Opera’s Young Artist Program
Continue ReadingGrand piano, previously owned and played by Liberace, is more than 100 years old
Continue ReadingAssociate Professor Jason Evans, Ph.D., to lead Water Institute
Continue ReadingTimothy Peter, D.M.A., shares deanship goals and vision
Continue ReadingElizabeth Skomp, Ph.D., to begin new role in July
Continue ReadingThe new funding will enable Stetson Law to review the legal and financial mechanisms in place for the long-term protection of restored sites
Continue ReadingA surprise to the Department of Creative Arts results in a “good use of resources and a good use of a gift”
Continue ReadingMath Professor and Executive Chef Hari Pulapaka, Ph.D., writes about climate change and dining out
Continue ReadingEditor’s note: This story originally was posted on Sept. 24, 2018. At the Sage Hall Science Center on the Stetson campus, first floor, tucked down a long hallway in a room that is cramped but filled with wide eyes, students — undergraduates — are exploring the world of curing cancer. They are researching cures for, […]
Continue ReadingNew study shows Burmese pythons spreading parasites
Continue ReadingFeb. 14’s ribbon-cutting ceremony officially unveils the Sandra Stetson Aquatic Center
Continue ReadingFidalene “Fida” Leger ’19: “This university gave me a whole new worldview, which is something I never expected”
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