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An oblique view of DeLand Hall (503 N Woodland Boulevard) from Woodland Boulevard, January 25, 2006.

An oblique view of Maxcy Hall (354 E. Michigan Avenue), a dormitory, June 23, 2006.

An oblique view of Smith Hall before demolition, June 16, 2026.

An oblique view of Smith Hall before demolition, June 16, 2026.

An oblique view of Smith Hall before demolition of the residence hall occurred, June 16, 2026. Built in 1957, Smith Hall was demolished in Summer 2026 as part of the campus master plan with the site converted into green space. Smith Hall was named in honor of J. Archy Smith, a dean of the university and popular math professor. Smith came to Stetson in 1900 after teaching at the University of Chicago and remained a professor at Stetson until shortly before his death in 1925. During the 2023 campus housing master planning process, an analysis determined the residence hall would need extensive renovation that would only address appearance and not function. Due to the type of construction, there would be limited ability to modify and modernize student room layouts. As the first phase of the campus housing master plan, Lynn Hall, housing 305 students in the heart of campus, opened in January with new amenities and a mix of room styles. With the demolition of Smith Hall, Stetson will have nine residence halls, 13 fraternity and sorority chapter houses, and four apartment complexes. In the long-term campus master plan, the Smith Hall site is slated for a future Greek Village.

An oblique view of Stetson Hall (133 E. Minnesota Avenue), July 26, 2007.

An oblique view of Stover Theater (535 N Florida Avenue), July 7, 2009.

An oblique view of the Center for International Education (202 E. University Avenue), July 7, 2009.

An oblique view of the completed Lynn Hall, the University's newest residence hall, January 5, 2026. The residence hall opens to its first students on January 8, 2026.

An oblique view of the Delta Sigma Phi house on Fraternity Row, June 23, 2009.

An oblique view of the Jeffrey and Diane Ginsburg Hillel House (246 E Florence Avenue), July 17, 2026.

An oblique view of the Meadows Alumni House (217 E Michigan Avenue) with a 125th Anniversary flag hanging over the porch, June 23, 2009.

An oblique view of the previous Office of Development Operations building, August 15, 2025. The Office relocated to the Chancellor's House (219 E. Michigan Street) in late Summer 2025.

An oblique view of the Rinker Environmental Learning Center (RELC), which is associated with the Environmental Science Department that features several green components including a geothermal loop system, rainwater collection system, graywater flush system, Low-E glass and Florida native plant landscaping, April 17, 2009.

An oblique view of the WORLD office (635 Bert Fish Drive) before demolition of the structure, June 16, 2026.

An oblique view (southeast side) of the front porch at the President's House during J. Ollie Edmunds' residency. Stetson purchased the home for use by the president in 1951. Edmunds served as University President between 1947 and 1967.

An oblique view (southeast side) of the President's House.

An old door stored in the attic of Elizabeth Hall.

An old door stored in the attic of Elizabeth Hall.

An old furnace door in 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.

An old furnace door in 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.

An old furnace door in 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.

An old piece of equipment (possibly for the Holler Fountain) in the basement of Sampson Hall. The basement, which housed library offices in the 1950s, houses electrical equipment and the pump for the Holler Fountain.

An old sink in 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.

An old sink in 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.

An old sink in 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.

An old spring on the grounds of the Stetson Mansion, winter home of John B. Stetson, in DeLand, Florida.

An old table stored in the attic of Elizabeth Hall.

An old television becomes a piece of art in a senior art exhibition in the Duncan Gallery of Sampson Hall.

An old television becomes a piece of art in a senior art exhibition in the Duncan Gallery of Sampson Hall.

An old well is uncovered in 2013 near the Public Relations house on Michigan Avenue on campus.

An onlooker brings a friend to the Hearts for Haiti Benefit held in February 2010 to raise funds for victims of the Haitian earthquakes.

An organ student is instructed by professor Boyd Jones.

An Orlando, Florida Alumni Event held on September 21, 2005.

An Orlando, Florida Alumni Event held on September 21, 2005.

Another lawyer stands to be introduced during the Stetson Lawyers Association banquet held at the DeLand Hilton.

Another student and his skydive instructor jump from inside the airplane and begin to freefall while both are attached to a harness. Several MBA students and professors participated in this tandem skydive experience at Skydive DeLand in DeLand, Florida on March 29, 2008.

Another view of the Blackhawk helicopter. Photo from Ned Ricks, class of 1968.

A Novel Method for the Detection of Oxidized DNA Bases

An overflow crowd watches in the Rinker Auditorium, Lynn Business Center as William F. Buckley, Jr. spoke on the Elizabeth Hall Chapel Stage in October 2006.

An oversized Mad Hatter figure hands a figure of Elizabeth Hall to an equally oversized J. Ollie Edmunds figure outside the Sigma Phi Epsilon house. An illegible banner sits to the left of the scene.

An overview of the balloons and other decorations used for the third annual Cheers to the Years celebration, held in the Stetson Room, May 1, 2025. In the background, a slide recognizes Laura Kirkland (Catalog Librarian and Associate Professor) for 25 years of service at Stetson.

An overview of the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center (330 E. University Avenue), August 27, 2004.

An overview of the Marshall and Vera Rinker Welcome Center construction progress as taken from DeLand Hall, February 12, 2016.

An rear oblique view of the WORLD office prior to the demolition of the building, July 17, 2026.

An service awardee poses by the second annual Cheers to the Years backdrop in the Stetson Room, May 2, 2024.

An spectator's view of the Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony held in Spec Martin Stadium, May 7, 2022.

Anthony F. Kovacs, class of 1952, receives his 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

Anthony F. Kovacs receives a Half Century Diploma from President H. Douglas Lee at the Class of 1952 50th Reunion, February 22-23, 2002.

Anthony Hose, associate professor of music and orchestra conductor.

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