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‘Miracle Kids’ and their families thank Hatterthon for raising $52K for Children’s Hospital

Stetson Today April 1, 2022

Hatterthon is part of the Miracle Network Dance Marathon, a nationwide, student-led effort that raises funds and awareness for local Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals

Stetson Announces Plans to Sponsor Displaced Ukrainian Faculty and Students

Stetson Today March 31, 2022

The university launches a fundraising campaign to “assist Ukrainian faculty and students who have been forced to become refugees”

Exterior of Carnegie Hall in New York City

Stetson Students to Perform Annually at Carnegie Hall

Stetson Today March 31, 2022

First Annual Stetson at Carnegie Hall Chamber Music and Solo Competition to take place this October

Skye Cronje is seated beside Stetson fountain after she was awarded Newman Civic Fellowship

Junior Skye Cronje awarded a 2022-23 Newman Civic Fellowship

Stetson Today March 24, 2022

World Languages major “is passionate about human rights” and hopes to inspire others

Group photo in front of the fountain in Palm Court

Graduate Counseling Students Place Third in National Ethics Competition

Stetson Today March 24, 2022

Four students gain national recognition while bonding in the process

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

Professor Lynn Kee 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

Stetson Hosts Templeton Business Ethics Case Competition

Michael Candelaria March 5, 2022

Sixteen schools participated in the international event, Feb. 17-18

Stetson Alumni Make Up Half the Board of Florida Bar Chapter for Black Lawyers

Stetson Today March 3, 2022

The board members say their presence reflects Stetson’s emphasis on community involvement

Stetson Meeting 100% of Demonstrated Financial Need for Presidential Scholars

Stetson Today February 25, 2022

University moves to minimize debt for high-achieving, low-income, underrepresented students

Building ‘Symbiotic’ Relationships

Michael Candelaria February 24, 2022

Meet Margo Thomas, Stetson’s new executive director of Alumni Engagement and Annual Giving

portrait of Marcia Chatelain speaking at the podium

Marcia Chatelain, PhD, discusses McDonald’s and ‘the unfinished business of racial justice’

Stetson Today February 21, 2022

Her talk on Thursday night, Feb. 17, relaunched the J.A. Stewart Lecture series, which raises awareness of “ethical concerns in an ever-changing world”

Portrait of Madison Miller, Volusia Teacher of the Year

Volusia Teacher of the Year Madison Miller ’21 Advocates for Underserved Students

Cory Lancaster February 10, 2022

Three of the five finalists for Teacher of the Year graduated from Stetson’s MEd in Educational Leadership program

Graphic that says, Summer Study at Stetson

Register for Summer School Classes

Stetson Today February 3, 2022

Stetson offers a wide range of undergraduate classes during four summer sessions

Dean Plans Departure from College of Law

Michael Candelaria January 28, 2022

College of Law Dean Michèle Alexandre, JD, to leave Stetson in Summer 2022 and become Dean of the Loyola University Chicago School of Law

Campus Climate Work Update – January 2022

Stetson Today January 28, 2022

Carmen Johnson, JD, provides a preliminary update on the collective work through the Campus Climate Action Plan

Natalie Simon talks to two soccer players on the field.

Alumna Natalie Simon is first Black woman to earn FIFA referee badge: ‘It’s kind of a miracle’

Stetson Today January 21, 2022

“I spent most of my career questioning if I was good enough. I think a lot of Black people, especially Black women, can relate to that,” says the 2011 Stetson grad