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Startup Enterprise

Michael Candelaria March 16, 2018

As Stetson’s Joseph C. Prince Entrepreneurship Program takes shape, students and the region stand to benefit

A Whistle, a Flag and a Shared Passion

Michael Candelaria March 16, 2018

Father-and-son alumni — one also a music professor —share melodies of a different sort

Water Institute Hosts Environmental Secretary

Michael Candelaria March 11, 2018

Regional stakeholders convene to discuss policy options on springs’ protection

Inside the First Amendment

Michael Candelaria February 20, 2018

National expert Tim Wu to talk about free speech and the internet Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. as part of Stetson’s Social Justice Lecture Series

Arts on the Rise

Michael Candelaria October 21, 2017

Community Catalyst Houses bring together students for the arts, green living and more

From Blackfish and Beyond

Michael Candelaria October 18, 2017

The journey of Stetson Professor John Jett, Ph.D., from Orca trainer to marine-mammal educator

Stetson to Host Florida Humanities Speaker Series

Michael Candelaria October 13, 2017

First of four events will discuss Florida’s vanishing wetlands, Oct. 18

Scam Of The Week: Fake Printer Attachment Phishing Attack

Michael Candelaria October 1, 2017

Heads up! The bad guys have come up with a new ransomware phishing attack that tricks users into opening what appears to be a document scanned from an internal printer. The printer/scanner model that these bad guys are spoofing is called a Konica Minolta C224e, and it is one of the most popular in businesses […]

This week’s Sacred Space: Picking Up the Pieces

Michael Candelaria October 1, 2017

By Rev. Christy Correll-Hughes, Stetson University Chaplain My oldest son loves to play with LEGOs. We have a huge bin of them in his room, which he uses to continually construct and deconstruct shapes into various creations. I also have a younger son who wants to do everything his big brother does, so naturally he […]