Stetson University Archives - Page 29 of 45

Mayhill Fowler holds book and stands beside student Robert Matyskiel II

When the Arts Became Part of the Soviet State

Cory Lancaster October 6, 2017

History Professor Mayhill Fowler explores the role of theatre and the arts after the Russian Revolution

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

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

Cory Lancaster October 5, 2017

New York Times story mentions Stetson for banking agreement that carries no fees for students

Allen Enlow sits talking on a couch in a screenshot from one of his performances.

On A Roll

Cory Lancaster October 3, 2017

Stetson alumnus Allen Enlow pursues love of acting – while putting art degree to good use

Vietnam vet Max Cleland shows us all the way home

Cory Lancaster October 2, 2017

Professor Emeritus Dr. T. Wayne Bailey and alumnus Larry Arrington reflect on Max Cleland’s appearance in Vietnam War documentary

Gillespie Museum Launches Fall Science Café Series with Talk on Avian Conservation

Cory Lancaster October 2, 2017

Visiting scholar Nury Stella Penagos to discuss, “Avian Conservation in Colombia”

Former Chief Historian: National Parks Need More Funding, Preservation

Cory Lancaster October 1, 2017

Dwight Pitcaithley to talk at Stetson about state of the nation’s parks on Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m.

SGA Looks for Ways to Improve Hurricane Communication

Cory Lancaster October 1, 2017

Action follows SGA Feedback Forum for students after Hurricane Irma

Stetson assistant history professor Mayhill Fowler

A Rare Look at Early Russian Culture Comes to Hand Art Center

Cory Lancaster September 30, 2017

History Professor Mayhill Fowler discusses her new book Thursday, Oct. 5, at 7:30 p.m.

Stetson Enrolls 3,000 Undergrads This Year

Cory Lancaster September 30, 2017

University maintains goal; College of Law enrolls 867 students

‘Moral Courage: Now More Than Ever’

Cory Lancaster September 29, 2017

Irshad Manji fills Lee Chapel for Keynote Address on Values Day 2017

Big Changes Announced in Stetson’s Prince Entrepreneurship Program

Cory Lancaster September 29, 2017

New program major, assistant director and advisory board on tap this fall

Helping Students After Hurricane Irma

Cory Lancaster September 29, 2017

Counseling Center offers support, food donations for students struggling in the aftermath

Daudel Named New Director of Stetson’s Family Enterprise Center

Cory Lancaster September 29, 2017

Center seeks to drive “the education of next generation family business leaders”

Stetson University in the News, Sept. 22-28, 2017

Cory Lancaster September 29, 2017

Stetson earns highest marks among area colleges in U.S. News & World Report’s 2018 rankings, newspaper reports

Financial Friday: New Scams Target Job Seekers

Cory Lancaster September 29, 2017

How to spot impersonators and protect your personal information throughout your job search

Noted Historian of National Parks to Speak at Stetson

Cory Lancaster September 28, 2017

Dwight Pitcaithley to talk on topics including public spaces, and history vs. heritage

Capturing a Moment: An American’s Gaze on a Late Empire

Cory Lancaster September 28, 2017

Photographer’s great-grandson tells story behind 1909 Russian photos at Hand Art Center

This week’s Sacred Space: Responding to the Las Vegas Shootings

Cory Lancaster September 20, 2017

Stetson Chaplain shares tips, resources if you’re struggling after the tragedy

This Week’s Sacred Space: Values Day, A Lived Experience

Cory Lancaster September 18, 2017

Stetson Chaplain, Rev. Barnes, urges community to reflect Stetson’s brand beyond clothing and live out core values

When the Arts Became Part of the Soviet State

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

On A Roll

Vietnam vet Max Cleland shows us all the way home

Gillespie Museum Launches Fall Science Café Series with Talk on Avian Conservation

Former Chief Historian: National Parks Need More Funding, Preservation

SGA Looks for Ways to Improve Hurricane Communication

Giving Kids A Smile

A Rare Look at Early Russian Culture Comes to Hand Art Center

Stetson Enrolls 3,000 Undergrads This Year

‘Moral Courage: Now More Than Ever’

Big Changes Announced in Stetson’s Prince Entrepreneurship Program

Helping Students After Hurricane Irma

Daudel Named New Director of Stetson’s Family Enterprise Center

Stetson University in the News, Sept. 22-28, 2017

Financial Friday: New Scams Target Job Seekers

Noted Historian of National Parks to Speak at Stetson

Capturing a Moment: An American’s Gaze on a Late Empire

This week’s Sacred Space: Responding to the Las Vegas Shootings

This Week’s Sacred Space: Values Day, A Lived Experience