Students passing by the CUB were invited to read a presentation on invisible disabilities, including anxiety, depression, chronic pain and autoimmune disorders
Continue ReadingFor the Fall 2026 semester, 45 animals — 13 dogs, 31 cats and one rabbit — were registered with Residential Living & Learning as residing on campus
Continue ReadingStetson Votes Week brought fun and vibrancy to campus while promoting voter engagement and civic education within the Hatter community
Continue ReadingWith members of the Stetson community working together, the patch of grass next to the Stetson flagpole soon filled with the red and blue of American flags honoring the lives lost on 9/11
Continue ReadingJunior Nyong’o ’17 was one of many speakers who shared their wisdom and encouragement at Convocation, which formally ushered in the 2026-2027 academic year
Continue ReadingThe keynote speaker is Junior Nyong’o ’17, MFA, a multi-talented actor and musician with a global artistic footprint
Continue ReadingThe Lynn Business Center parking lot was filled with excitement as check-in staff bustled about to welcome new Hatters
Continue ReadingAt Summer Orientation, incoming Hatters can spend the night in a residence hall, make friends and learn their way around campus before classes start in August
Continue ReadingThe Latina sorority, Lambda Theta Alpha, received two awards during its first year on campus
Continue ReadingStetson was selected last year as Central Florida’s Favorite College among 29 colleges
Continue ReadingA brilliantly sunny April 11 day at Stetson turned out to be robustly energetic and quite productive, as the university showed off its campus to a total of 228 prospective new students and 664 attendees in all during the second of two Hatter Saturdays
Continue ReadingOn April 10 at Lee Chapel, Timothy Peter, DMA, will take one final bow as music professor, choral director and conductor at Stetson
Continue ReadingOn Saturday, March 14, 158 accepted students attended Hatter Saturday, along with nearly 300 family members
Continue ReadingStetson Gives, March 11-12, resulted in a record-setting day of giving at Stetson
Continue ReadingStetson Gives — previously called The Giving Challenge — takes place March 11-12. This year, the challenge will run for 24 hours
Continue ReadingLynn Hall, Stetson’s new 305-room residence building, is dedicated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony
Continue ReadingThe ribbon-cutting for the four-story, 305-bed Lynn Hall is set for 1 p.m. Jan. 15
Continue ReadingThe 305-bed resident hall will open to students as the spring semester begins
Continue ReadingEarly evening on Tuesday, Dec. 2, the outside temperature was only slightly below 80, but to members of the Stetson community gathered near the CUB’s front steps, holiday spirit combined with ample signs of winter
Continue ReadingThe event is hosted by the Howard Thurman Historic Home, Stewart Memorial United Methodist Church and members of the Stetson University and Bethune-Cookman University communities
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