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Was this decade a huge success? Absolutely. And let us count the ways. 

In 2009, Wendy B. Libby became the ninth president of Stetson, and its first female president

Three presidents marked the decade, and each put his stamp on the campus, both in physical growth and in strategic direction

Stetson finds its physical footing with new residence halls and a geographic move, while the campus also witnesses social expansion

Enrollment growth, physical expansion and an iconic fountain highlight a decade of presidential distinction

In 1936, Stetson establishes Florida’s first collegiate school of music

Big-time football, the promise of philanthropy, a lasting president and high drama mark the decade

Stetson serendipity turned into big history, and a pandemic arrived long before COVID-19

Pop quiz: What do Palm Court, Sampson Hall, the President’s House and Conrad Hall have in common? And, for good measure, add a College of Law “first” and a bygone gymnasium into that equation, too

The 1902 construction of what is now called Flagler Hall is among the early highlights marking the university’s long, rich history

This fall, get ready for a semester-filled celebration of 140 years of Stetson University