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College of Law library director Rebecca Trammel speaks at law librarian Pam Burdett's retirement party.

College of Law library director Rebecca Trammel speaks at law librarian Pam Burdett's retirement party.

College of Law Sticky Note Dispenser

College of Law Student Bar officers strike a pose for the yearbook.

College Republicans Poster

Collegiate Music Educators' 2nd Annual Broadway Revue

Collegiate Music Educators National Conference

Colloquium on Teaching and Learning Innovation Program

Collotype Postcard

Colonel Blotto: Searching for Patterns in a Game of Allocation

Colonel Claybrook presents Captain Ned Ricks, class of 1968, with the Reserve Officers Association Outstanding Junior Officer award.

Colonel Clay Edwards and Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Oakland McCulloch (Senior Military Science Instructor at Stetson University) talk at the 2013 ROTC Commissioning Ceremony, May 10, 2013.

Colonel George Harth, class of 1952, receives his 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

Colonel J. J. Rainer (left) discusses the Reserve Officer Training Program with Major Hewlett Rainer with the U.S. and ROTC flags in the background.

Colonel John Dame, class of 1951, receives his 50th reunion diploma.

Colonel (Retired) Lawyn C. Edwards embraces newly commissioned Second Lieutenant Caitlyn Edwards at the 2013 ROTC Commissioning Ceremony, May 10, 2013.

Colonel W. Solf, Staff Advocate U.S. Strike Command MacDill Air Force Base, Law School Dean Harold Sebring, and Lt. Colonel Robert W. Hensley at the Gulfport Law School campus.

Color Advertising Map of DeLand

Color Frenxi Poster

Color Frenxi Poster

Colorful lights are ablaze on the Holler Fountain as seen on an evening in May 1957.

Colorized photo of President Lincoln Hulley and his wife Eloise standing next to a large stand of flowers given to the Hulleys by the DeLand Chamber of Commerce.

Color photograph of 12"" long W.A. Sharp watercolor painting, Coronado, Florida, c.1895. W.A. Sharp was Head of the Art Department at Stetson from 1896-1904.

Color photograph of 8"" long W.A. Sharp watercolor painting, likely of Coronado, Florida, c.1895. W.A. Sharp was Head of the Art Department at Stetson from 1896-1904.

Color photograph of W.A. Sharp tiny watercolor painting, High Sierras, 1930s. W.A. Sharp was Head of the Art Department at Stetson from 1896-1904.

Color print of Allen Hall

Color print of College of Law Library

Color Print of DeLand Hall

Color print of Elizabeth Hall Cupola

Color print of Emily Hall

Color print of Griffith Hall

Color print of Hulley Tower

Color print of Lynn Business Center

Color print of Presser Hall

Color print of Stetson Hall

Color print of Stover Theatre

Color print of the College of Law

Color Separations Mesersmith Hollis Hall

Color Separations Mesersmith Presser Hall

Color Separations Mesersmith Renovated Sampson Hall

Columbia Alumni Event held on April 15, 2005.

Columbia College Catalogues

Columbia College Yearbook 'Mossoks.'

Columbia College Yearbook 'The Chapeau-bas.'

Columbia Restaurant owner Richard Gonzmart speaks after he and brother Casey (co-owner) accept the 2005 Distinguished Alumni Award posthumously for their father, Dr. Cesar Gonzmart, Stetson class of c.1937. The award was presented at the Board of Trustees dinner held in the Don Quixote room of the historic Columbia Restaurant in Ybor City, Florida, on May 19, 2005. (See Photo D-524-301).

Columbia Restaurant owners Richard and Casey Gonzmart accept the 2005 Distinguished Alumni Award presented posthumously to their father, Dr. Cesar Gonzmart, Stetson class of c.1937. The award was given at the Board of Trustees Dinner held in the Don Quixote room of the historic restaurant in Ybor City, Florida, on May 19, 2005. Cesar Gonzmart born Cesar Gonzalez-Martinez in West Tampa began violin lessons at age six. By his early 20s he was traveling the world as a concert violinist. He changed his name to Gonzmart, using the first part of his parents' surnames, and formed the performing group Cesar Gonzmart and his Continental Orchestra, which played major hotels across the country. He studied violin at Stetson for several years beginning in 1937, and went on to earn a doctorate in music from the University of Havana, Cuba. He married concert pianist Adela Hernandez in 1946, and they performed together through the early 1950s. She was the only child of Carmen and Casimiro Hernandez, Jr., and the granddaughter of Casimiro Hernandez, Sr., who founded the Columbia Restaurant in 1905. In 1953, when her father's health was failing, the Gonzmarts returned to Tampa with their sons, Casey and Richard, to run the restaurant.

Columbia Restaurant owners Richard and Casey Gonzmart, along with Frank Klim of Stetson Law School, attending the Board of Trustees dinner held in the Don Quixote room of the historic Columbia Restaurant in Ybor City, Florida, on May 19, 2005.

Columbia Restaurant owners Richard and Casey Gonzmart (middle) along with the School of Business Administration Dean James H. Scheiner, Dean of the College of Law Darby Dickerson, and Law Professor Peter Lake, attending the Board of Trustees dinner held in the Don Quixote room of the historic Columbia Restaurant in Ybor City, Florida, on May 19, 2005.

Columnist David Broder appears as a panelist at a Volusia Vision Dialogue program in the chapel.

Comedian Bill Cosby sits under the Stetson seal when he came to campus to perform at Homecoming 1975.

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