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The front of Elizabeth Hall bathed in the late afternoon sun.

The front of Elizabeth Hall bathed in the late afternoon sun.

The front of Elizabeth Hall bathed in the late afternoon sun.

The front of Elizabeth Hall bathed in the late afternoon sun.

The front of Elizabeth Hall bathed in the late afternoon sun.

The front of Elizabeth Hall bathed in the late afternoon sun.

The front of Elizabeth Hall looking northeast.

The front of Elizabeth Hall taken from the northwest.

The front of Elizabeth Hall taken from the northwest. A large United States flag is seen at the entrance to campus.

The front of Elizabeth Hall taken from the northwest. A large United States flag is seen at the entrance to campus.

The front of Elizabeth Hall taken from the southwest.

The front of Elizabeth Hall taken from the southwest. Large flag seen at the entrance to campus.

The front of Flagler Hall, as see from across Woodland Boulevard.

The front of Flagler Hall soon after construction. Note bicycle leaning against the tree in front of the building. Originally used as a postcard.

The front of Nemec Hall, a dormitory.

The front of Nemec Hall, a dormitory.

The front of Nemec Hall, a dormitory.

The front of Nemec Hall, a dormitory.

The front of Sampson Hall with the doors and columns in view.

The front of the duPont-Ball Library.

The front of the duPont-Ball Library at dusk.

The front of the Gillespie Museum of Minerals.

The front page of the student newspaper, The Reporter, when Stetson's football team beat the University of Florida.

The front parlor of the Stetson estate is decorated for the holidays. The estate, known locally as the Stetson Mansion, was the winter home of University benefactor John B. Stetson.

The front parlor of the Stetson estate is decorated for the holidays. The estate, known locally as the Stetson Mansion, was the winter home of University benefactor John B. Stetson.

The front porch and columns of Sampson Hall, originally built as the campus library with funds from Andrew Carnegie and others.

The front porch of the duPont-Ball Library is fenced off as sidewalks and landscaping in the center of campus are demolished and removed in June 2010 to make way for a major renovation of the area.

The front yard of the Stetson Estate. The estate, known locally as the Stetson Mansion, was the winter home of University benefactor John B. Stetson.

The fuel dump, which had been detonated the night before this photo, at the RSB Buffalo, An Khe in the Central Highlands. Photo from Ned Ricks, class of 1968.

The Functions of Imagination: An Existentialist Reading of Friedrich Schiller's On the Aesthetic Education of Man

The future home of Stetson Fastpitch Softball. The field was completed in 2003.

The Future Teachers of America, along with Dr. Randolph Carter, listen to a lecture.

The Future Teachers of America look at an NEA (National Education Association) Journal during a club meeting.

The Gala

The Gala

The Gala

The Gala, A Musical Tribute to Stetson President and First Lady Doug and Margaret Lee

The gallery clock in the duPont-Ball Library donated by Education professor Richard Morland.

The Gamma Sigma Epsilon Chemistry honorary 18th Biennial Convention attendees pose at Wake Forest University.

The Gamma Sigma Epsilon honorary chemistry fraternity and other chemistry students touring the Hudson Pulp and Paper Company in Palatka, Florida on April 27, 1959.

The Gamma Sigma Epsilon honorary chemistry fraternity and other chemistry students touring the Hudson Pulp and Paper Company in Palatka, Florida on April 27, 1959.

The Gamma Sigma Epsilon honorary chemistry fraternity and other chemistry students touring the Hudson Pulp and Paper Company in Palatka, Florida on April 27, 1959.

The garage apartment behind the 'Cellar Door,' a student hang-out from about 1967 to 1975. Located in the basement of one of the old houses on Michigan Avenue (then the Counseling Center) that students called the Brick Palace, this is how the basement appears in 2010 just before Public Relations moved into the upper floors.

The garden of the president's home circled by the azaleas.

The gazebo in the front yard of the Stetson Estate. The estate, known locally as the Stetson Mansion, was the winter home of University benefactor John B. Stetson.

The general post office in Havana, Cuba. Photo part of a collection of Cuba photographs donated by alumnus Dr. Jay Mechling.

The George L. Jenkins Lecture Room in Sage Hall named in honor of George Jenkins, physics professor and chairman of the physics department for many years.

The George L. Jenkins Lecture Room in Sage Hall named in honor of George Jenkins, physics professor and chairman of the physics department for many years.

The GI Bill of Rights: The Transformation of American Higher Education

The Gillespie Museum features Avery Brooks, a graduating senior, in the Museum's May digital newsletter, May 2, 2025. The short article highlights Avery's collegiate achievements, enduring memories at the Gillespie, and her plans for the future.

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