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Latest Hurricane Irma Update, Thursday, Sept. 14

Cory Lancaster September 5, 2017

Residence halls reopen on DeLand campus on Sunday, Sept. 17; classes resume Monday

‘There is War in Ukraine’

Cory Lancaster August 18, 2017

Stetson Professor Michael Denner writes about a sabbatical trip to the war-torn country

A newspaper sits on a table next to a cup of coffee

Stetson University in the News, Aug. 4-10

Cory Lancaster August 10, 2017

Stetson’s Online Master of Accountancy Degree named among top programs in the country

Stetson University in the News, Aug. 11-17

Cory Lancaster August 10, 2017

Stetson’s graduation rate of 63 percent is well beyond the national average

Financial Friday: Order Your Free Credit Report from Experian

Cory Lancaster June 16, 2017

Take 15 minutes and order your credit report today

Financial Friday: Choose Charities Carefully

Cory Lancaster June 9, 2017

Here are tips to make sure your charitable contributions go where they should

Financial Friday: What If I Struggle to Pay Student Loans?

Cory Lancaster June 1, 2017

There may be help; income-driven repayment plans are available for many federal student loans

Stetson Season Comes to Jarring Conclusion

Cory Lancaster May 24, 2017

The Hatters fall to Kennesaw State, Lipscomb in ASUN Championship tournament

New $5 Student Fee Will Fund Environmental Projects

Cory Lancaster May 10, 2017

Green Fee will start this Fall at DeLand campus; students to select projects

Stetson Men’s Rowing Wins Six Golds at FIRA Championships

Cory Lancaster April 7, 2017

Hatters earn overall points trophy for first time in program’s history

New Stetson Baseball Coach Starts Jan. 2

Cory Lancaster December 21, 2016

Steve Trimper signs four-year contract

Financial Friday: Shred Personal Information

Cory Lancaster December 7, 2016

Where Is the Closest Shredder and Why Do I Need One?

Stetson University in the News, Oct. 28-Nov. 4

Michael Candelaria November 1, 2016

Law Professor Paul Boudreaux is quoted in an article about Election 2016

Financial Friday: Take Advising Seriously to Keep Student Loans Low

Cory Lancaster October 24, 2016

Advising is not only important for making next semester the best experience possible, it can also affect your student loan balance for years to come. By carefully deciding on the proper major and taking classes at a rate that allows you to graduate on time, you avoid having to pay for another costly semester or […]