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Stetson Ranked in Top 4 by U.S. News & World Report

Cory Lancaster September 30, 2022

Stetson moves up to No. 4 and also ranks among best for Undergraduate Teaching, Best Value and Social Mobility

Stetson’s Environmental Audit Is Green for Go This Spring

Michael Candelaria September 15, 2022

Led by Professor Robert Sitler, PhD, the audit will track sustainability efforts in education and research; operations; and planning, administration and engagement

Away from Home, Ukrainians Find Peace at Stetson

Michael Candelaria September 9, 2022

Ukrainian students Genevia Gayden, Yana Verbova, Veronika Shchur and Yuliia Balan talk about their promising new opportunity and their painful war at home

The Princeton Review Names Stetson One of Best 388 Colleges in the U.S.

Cory Lancaster August 19, 2022

Stetson receives the honor for the eighth year in a row; only 14% of U.S. colleges are selected

Rajni Shankar-Brown, PhD, Becomes President of National Coalition for the Homeless

Michael Candelaria August 9, 2022

Professor’s busy summer includes urging cities to stop forceful clearing of homeless encampments

Donald Parham carries the ball on the football field

NFL’s Donald Parham Returns to Stetson to Finish his Degree

Cory Lancaster July 15, 2022

Watch the video: The tight end for the Los Angeles Chargers and former Hatters star sets his sights on graduating in 2023

Two students stand in front of the CUB on campus.

Meet new SGA President Ariana Motta and Vice President Erik Eisold

Stetson Today May 24, 2022

The Student Government Association will focus on mental health and campus vibrancy in the coming year, new president and vice president say

Digital Arts Program Recognized Among Best for Game Design by The Princeton Review

Michael Candelaria April 20, 2022

The Princeton Review included Stetson in its Top 50

Professor Lynn Kee works with a student in a Sage Hall lab.

Stetson Professor Receives $300K NSF Grant to Teach Gene Editing

Cory Lancaster March 15, 2022

Students will learn about CRISPR gene-editing technology and the bioethics surrounding its use

Teaching Students About the Importance of Combating Obesity

Cory Lancaster March 1, 2022

Amid America’s obesity epidemic, Stetson Professor Lategan-Potgieter encourages students to eat a healthy diet

exterior shot of the SPREES house at Stetson, where faculty condemn invasion of Ukraine.

Stetson Faculty Condemn Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Stetson Today February 27, 2022

Faculty in SPREES call for peace and freedom

Exterior construction shot of Brown Hall.

Topping Out the Cici & Hyatt Brown Hall for Health & Innovation

Michael Candelaria January 21, 2022

Construction work now continues toward a scheduled opening in late November

Professor Randall Croom talks about “the Great Reassessment”

Cory Lancaster January 20, 2022

Croom, PhD, talks about why record numbers of workers are quitting their jobs

Coronaviruses and the Science of Spillover Diseases from Animals

Cory Lancaster January 13, 2022

As the omicron variant surges, Assistant Professor Kristine Dye, PhD, says SARS-CoV-2 is likely here to stay and may one day cause only mild colds

Jack Kelly ’11: Tracking illicit nuclear material in Europe

Stetson Today December 3, 2021

Kelly receives a Fulbright Award to conduct research in Europe on ways to stop terrorists from acquiring nuclear material on the black market or dark web