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HONoring History

Michael Candelaria April 5, 2019

Lengthy research and a little serendipity brought together two DeLand residents from separate universities and centuries

The Therapy of Play

Michael Candelaria April 5, 2019

Graduate students in the Department of Counselor Education are learning very real lessons using make-believe

an overhead shot of women working at laptop computers during hackathon

Stetson’s Greater Central Florida Tech Faire + HatterHacks Sparks Innovation

Cory Lancaster March 29, 2019

More than 300 high school and college students expected to attend free computer science event on April 5-7

Dr. K.C. Ma in the Roland George Trading Room talking to students

Stetson RGIP Students Pitch Five Stocks

Cory Lancaster March 29, 2019

Trustees buy two stocks for $100,000

Bishkek and Beyond

Michael Candelaria March 29, 2019

With a student-exchange program involving Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan — that’s Central Asia — a new world opens for students while two universities grow closer

Science Saturday Upcoming at Gillespie Museum

Michael Candelaria March 22, 2019

Experience light, motion, sound and flames during the Physics Extravaganza and Fluorescent Minerals on March 30

inmates work in a classroom on assignments

Stetson Launches Rethinking Incarceration

Michael Candelaria March 15, 2019

Initiative designed to promote dialogue on mass incarceration

Students Shine in Solar Array

Michael Candelaria March 15, 2019

Video screens in the CUB now display the daily outputs of rooftop solar panels — and show the real power of collective effort

A group of students talk around a table and computers.

New Dates set for Stetson’s Greater Central Florida Tech Faire + HatterHacks

Cory Lancaster March 8, 2019

Free hackathon for college and high school students will take place April 5-7 on DeLand campus

Dustin Angell is walking on an elevated walkway through a forested park.

Science Café Explores Conservation Photography at Gillespie Museum

Cory Lancaster March 2, 2019

Photographer Dustin Angell to speak on Thursday, March 14, at 7 p.m.

‘Miracle’ Effort

Michael Candelaria February 28, 2019

Stetson’s Hatterthon raises a record $62,531 for Orlando children’s hospital – more than double last year

On to the CFA Final Four

Michael Candelaria February 25, 2019

Students in the Roland George Investments Program prepare for a top statewide CFA research challenge

Bordeaux, Anyone?

Michael Candelaria February 25, 2019

Join the School of Business Administration on a summertime excursion to famed wine country in France

Sprouting Growth

Michael Candelaria February 25, 2019

A case study in real-world learning at Stetson: the Alliance for International Reforestation Inc., with roots in Central America

Mentoring in Malawi

Michael Candelaria February 25, 2019

Professor and student traveled, taught — and learned — in Africa as part of Stetson’s study abroad, with an emphasis on “nuanced cross-cultural dynamics”

Funding for Sustainable Farming

Michael Candelaria February 25, 2019

Through grants administered by Stetson’s Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience, farming initiatives target water pollution in Suwannee River

Stetson University President Wendy B. Libby, Ph.D., stood at the podium in front of a standing-room-only audience and attempted to thank everyone involved, from adjacent neighbors, community members and local government officials to the St. Johns Water Management District and her own Stetson Community. Libby, beaming, also pointed to Stetson’s commitment to environmental sustainability and […]