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Stetson to host Symposium Sessions on ‘Active Learning’

Cory Lancaster November 10, 2018

Faculty, staff can register for Faculty Resource Network 2018 Symposium on Nov. 16-17

Solar Rises at the CUB

Michael Candelaria November 10, 2018

Rooftop solar panels will be expected to generate efficient power while also shedding light on Stetson’s first revolving green fund

Jason Evans to Discuss Problems, Solutions for ‘State of Watery Peril’

Cory Lancaster October 20, 2018

Evans, Ph.D., will deliver keynote address at Volusia Water Alliance symposium on Friday, Oct. 26

Students pose with pumpkins and other decorations for Mostly Green Halloween

Explore Wild Side of Nature during Mostly Green Halloween at Gillespie Museum

Cory Lancaster October 20, 2018

See jack-o-lantern cave, Mysterious Microscope chamber and more Saturday, Oct. 27

Fall 2018 Internship & Career Expo — Friday, Oct. 26

Michael Candelaria October 19, 2018

A record 75 employers are scheduled to meet with students seeking job opportunities

Help Stetson Be #CyberAware

Michael Candelaria October 8, 2018

2018 may set new record for stolen identities. Here’s how to protect yourself.

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

Stetson University in the News, Sept. 29-Oct. 5, 2018

Michael Candelaria October 5, 2018

Stetson University wins EC-Council’s Academic Circle of Excellence award for cybersecurity education

Extending Stetson’s Reach

Cory Lancaster September 28, 2018

Tim Elgren, Ph.D., discusses yearlong study to expand health and science programs at Stetson

“Never once did I think coming to Stetson Law would allow me to bottle-feed rhino calves in a remote jungle in India,” said second-year law student Kate Welch, who spent her summer working with the Wildlife Trust of India in Delhi, India. Welch met Vivek Menon, executive director and CEO of the Wildlife Trust of […]

Opening Doors

Michael Candelaria September 24, 2018

Ashton Craig was an excellent student coming out of Flagler Palm Coast High School’s International Baccalaureate curriculum, compiling 14 college credits along the way. She had hopes to immediately attend a university; yet, also there were economic realities. So, Craig enrolled in the Daytona State College Quanta-Honors program. Craig advanced to the point where she […]