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Qu'est-ce Qui se Cache Derriere le Terroir? L'agriculture Francaise Face a la Mondialisation

Quincy Howell and her dog Blossom wait for the College of Law commencement ceremonies to begin.

Quiz Bowl Contest Machine

Quiz Bowl winners for the Wesley Foundation are Jim Bowen, Sally Matthews, and Larry Keith in May 1959.

Rabbi Barry M. Altman, adjunct professor Department of Religious Studies, explains the Torah to students.

Rabbi Barry M. Altman, adjunct professor Department of Religious Studies, explains the Torah to students.

Rabbi Barry M. Altman, adjunct professor Department of Religious Studies, explains the Torah to students.

Rabel Parson, class of 1976, talks to the gathered alumni after the Homecoming skits.

Race for Restoration T-Shirt

Rachael Faircloth delivers the second Student Address during the Graduate Commencement Ceremony, May 10, 2018.

Rachel Headden poses during the Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony, May 8, 2021.

Rachel Lowe stands ready in the outfield during a women's softball game.

Rachel Perry Jackson, class of 1952, receives her 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

Racism discussion panel participants at Stetson's third annual Multicultural Institute, April 1994. Panelists, from left to right: Phillip Jackson, Joe Killeen, Manuel Duran, Betty McDonough, Ranjini Thaver (Stetson Economics Professor), Jennifer Gamble, Lois R. Golding, and Gail Radley. The photograph was included in the Spring/Summer 1994 volume of Stetson Magazine (see Stetson Magazine 1994-14-1).

Racist Xenophobes or Caring Watchmen? The Minutemen's Jim Gilchrist's Essay on Immigration

Radical Leanings: Applying a Marxist-Feminist Lens to the Dystopian Fiction of Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Margaret Atwood

Radioactive Dreams - Short Stories from the Wasteland Poster

Rafael Espino, Katie Hill (President), and Megan Vaughn (Treasurer) represent Stetson Audubon on Campus during the Spring Student Involvement Fair, January 22, 2025. Audubon on Campus at Stetson University is a campus chapter of the National Audubon Society, and is affiliated with the West Volusia Audubon Society.

Rain: A History for Stormy Times Poster

Rainbow Springs Postcard

Rainbow Springs Postcard

Rainbow Springs Postcard

Rainbow Springs Postcard

Rainbow Springs Postcard

Rainbow Springs Postcard

Rain Garden sign at the Sandra Stetson Aquatic Center in January 2021.

Raisa Santiesteban is presented the George Putnam Accounting Scholarship at the School of Business Administration Honors Banquet held April 1, 2015. Raisa is congratulated by Dr. Bitter and Dean Schwarz. Raisa is congratulated by Dr. Bitter and Dean Schwarz.

Raleigh, North Carolina as seen from a tall building during the annual concert band tour on Tuesday, February 4, 1958.

Ralph Driggers on a bullock tractor in DeLeon Springs, Florida.

Ralph Edwards acts as catcher

Ralph Edwards acts as catcher

Ralph H. Ferrell. Resolution by the Board of Overseers of the Stetson University College of Law in Honor of Ralph H. Farrell

Ralph K. Roberts Scrapbook

Ralph Langham, class of 1962 and systems programmer analyst with IBM, lectures at Winter Term about computer security.

Ralph Langham, class of 1962 and systems programmer analyst with IBM, lectures at Winter Term about computer security.

Ralph Nader is interviewed after speaking at the First Baptist Church.

Ralph W. Odom speaks in the Elizabeth Hall Chapel at a service in which the new men's dorms are named for long-time Stetson professors Warren Stone Gordis and G. Prentice Carson.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Rancho Sombrero, located in the San Fernando Valley, California, was the home of G. Henry Stetson, son of University benefactor John B. Stetson. G. Henry lived there for many years, eventually selling the property to the Mormon Church - the home, pool, and buildings were destroyed in a mudslide and earthquake.

Randal Minnear is presented the Florida Institute of CPAs Educational Foundation, Inc., Robert R. Harris Scholarship Award at the School of Business Administration Honors Banquet held April 1, 2015. Randal is congratulated by Dr. Bitter, Business School Foundation President George Shierling, and Dean Schwarz.

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