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Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation

Michael Candelaria June 19, 2020

A series of virtual panel discussions began with the focus on “racism that has occurred on our DeLand campus — and what we can do as a community to heal, learn and grow”

A green banner hangs in front of the Stetson College of Law

Stetson Law ranks No. 1 for Trial Advocacy in the U.S. for 22nd time

Cory Lancaster March 26, 2020

U.S. News & World Report also ranks College of Law as No. 3 in legal writing

Stetson Law celebrates 3 new inductees to Hall of Fame

Cory Lancaster November 6, 2019

2019 Inductees include a college dean, a circuit judge and a civil trial lawyer

Trying to End Homelessness and Poverty

Cory Lancaster October 17, 2019

Professor Rajni Shankar-Brown, PhD, gives keynote address for The Neighborhood Center

Stetson again ranks No. 1 in national trial competition performance

Cory Lancaster October 4, 2019

Fordham University School of Law ranks schools based on student trial team competitions

Surviving Injustice

Michael Candelaria September 22, 2019

Falsely convicted and sentenced, Anthony Ray Hinton spoke to Stetson about his 30 years in prison — and life now

Law Professor Luz Nagle Receives Fulbright Award

Cory Lancaster September 8, 2019

Nagle to teach and conduct research on trade-based money laundering at a university in the Canary Islands

Introducing: Michèle Alexandre, New Dean of Stetson Law

Michael Candelaria August 15, 2019

A leading civil rights scholar, Alexandre becomes the College of Law’s first African-American dean

Stetson Law Takes Lead Role in Protecting Clean Water Act

Michael Candelaria August 9, 2019

Institute for Biodiversity Law and Policy files brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Hawaii case

Stetson Professor Pamela Cappas-Toro in classroom in Tomoka state prison.

Stetson Receives $210,000 grant for Prison Education Project

Cory Lancaster August 8, 2019

Professors to expand project at Tomoka Correctional Institution and begin offering college credit

Stetson Law professor appointed to Innocence Project of Florida’s board

Cory Lancaster August 5, 2019

Since 2003, the Florida nonprofit has assisted with the release of 20 people wrongly convicted of crimes

Stetson Law student receives Ms. JD Fellowship

Cory Lancaster July 27, 2019

Emilia Soliman left Honduras with her family at a young age and plans to pursue a career in immigration law

Stetson Law alumni honored at Florida Bar Convention

Cory Lancaster July 26, 2019

Awards recognize alumni who made a positive impact in the community and supported Stetson College of Law

Leadership Symposium a Big Success

Michael Candelaria June 21, 2019

“Safety, Security and the Law in Today’s Schools” attracts K-12 leaders and law enforcement officers in thoughtful discussions

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Stetson Law conference wins American Bar award

Cory Lancaster June 14, 2019

“Professional Development Conference: Campus to Career” wins prestigious award

A cup of black coffee sits beside a newspaper on a table.

Stetson University in the News, June 7-14, 2019

Michael Candelaria June 14, 2019

Faculty, staff, alumni and others who made the news

Flowers to Bloom in New/Old Advocacy Role

Michael Candelaria June 5, 2019

From director of the Center for Excellence in Elder Law to interim director of the Center for Excellence in Advocacy, where she had been in the past. That’s the path Roberta Kemp Flowers, J.D., has taken, as recently announced by Stetson University College of Law. Flowers, a professor of law, began her new/old role June 1. In turn, Rebecca C. […]