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During College of Arts and Sciences Commencement Ceremony, a graduate wears a decorated cap that features a polar bear standing on an ice cap with text that reads, ""I can fix that. Hire me!,"" May 10, 2013.

During the 140th Anniversary Homecoming Door Decoration Contest, the School of Business Administration M.E. Rinker, Sr. Institute of Tax and Accountancy participates in the 140 reasons to choose Accounting campaign, October 25, 2023. For views of the reasons and other decor, see Photo D-1243-48 through Photo D-1243-52.

During the 1960 annual Band Tour some band members stayed in Anderson, South Carolina at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Herrin on Thursday, February 11, 1960. Pictured from left to right are Paul Corll, Marwood, Mrs. Herrin, Mr. Billy Herrin, Karl Stein, and Larry Keith.

During the 1960 annual Band Tour some band members stayed in Shelby, North Carolina at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrison Carter on Wednesday, February 10, 1960. Pictured from left to right are Larry Keith, Jim, Judy, Mrs. Carter and Mr. J. Harrison Carter, and Paul Corll.

During the 1960 Annual Band tour, the band bus crosses the main bridge into Charleston, South Carolina on Saturday, February 6, 1960.

During the 2025 Stetson Showcase, Reagan Shivers presents archival research about the Stetson community protesting the Vietnam War and the ensuing Peace Day as part of the Stetson 150 Project, April 15, 2025.

During the 2025 Stetson Showcase, Reagan Swayze discusses art, architecture, and identity among the Jewish population in South Florida as embodied in the Temple Beth Jacob, April 15, 2025.

During the afternoon of the Student Showcase on April 16, 2024, at the Cici & Hyatt Brown Center for Health & Innovation, Ashley Baccus, a senior transfer student from Daytona State College, stood in front of her poster, �Does Social Media Use Affect College Students� Mental Well-being?�

During the duPont-Ball Library's annual faculty promotion reception, Dr. Elizabeth Skomp (Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs and Professor of Russian) congratulates recently promoted or tenured faculty, reflects on what makes Stetson a unique - and desirable - learning and teaching environment, and introduces a special School of Music performance, August 15, 2025.

During the duPont-Ball Library's annual faculty promotion reception, Dr. Washington Garcia (Dean of the School of Music) introduces the J. Ohlsson West Woodwind Quintet, August 15, 2025. The J. Ohlsson West Woodwind Quintet includes (from front to back): Rachel Kirkland, Nicholas Lowther, Raisa Carrillo, Cole Duncan, and David A. Jaimes. Aidan Butler, a School of Music student who played piano throughout the event, sits in the background.

During the duPont-Ball Library's annual faculty promotion reception, Dr. Washington Garcia (Dean of the School of Music) introduces the J. Ohlsson West Woodwind Quintet, August 15, 2025. The J. Ohlsson West Woodwind Quintet includes (from front to back): Rachel Kirkland, Nicholas Lowther, Raisa Carrillo, Cole Duncan, and David A. Jaimes. Creating the J. Ohlsson West Woodwind Quintet � named in honor of late School of Music Dean Jean Ohlsson West � began when Lynn Musco (Professor of Music, Chair of Faculty Development-School of Music, Woodwind Area Coordinator, Artist/Clinician for Buffet Crampon and Gonzalez Reeds) started her career at Stetson 38 years ago. Student members were selected through live auditions and interviews with those selected exhibiting technical expertise and musical integrity in their performance skills as well as a strong personal work ethic and a high level of self-motivation. School of Music professors wanted to ensure that only the most exceptional musicians are part of the ensemble. As members of comprise the University�s first woodwind quintet, the students received full tuition. The quintet rehearses together two to three hours a week throughout their degree programs and completes an additional hour of one-on-one coaching every week.

During the Homecoming Alumni Breakfast, Bill Gray (incoming Alumni Association President) poses with Louis Prats, who received an award to recognize his service as Alumni Association President from 2004-2008.

During the Hulley Tower Groundbreaking Ceremony, President Chris Roellke shakes hands with a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon as other fraternity brothers congregate behind them, February 24, 2025.

During the inaugural Cheers to the Years celebration, Nora Lewis (Associate Director of People Operations and Development) and President Chris Roellke stand on either side of the faculty and staff members retiring in 2023, May 4, 2023. A congratulatory slide for William Andrews 30 years of service at Stetson is visible in the background.

During the School of Business Administration and School of Music Commencement Ceremony, a graduate wears a decorated cap that includes a crocheted cover and Scrabble pieces that spell ""Stetson University. Class of 2015,"" May 9, 2015.

Dwayne Twitty, Bobby, and other Facilities team members pose together at the second annual Cheers to the Years celebration, held in the Stetson Room, May 2, 2024.

Dwellere Hotel Postcard

Dwight D. Eisenhower Inauguration Invitation

Dwight D. Eisenhower Inauguration Program

Dwight F. Cameron, Jr., a Methodist circuit rider poses with his horse and buggy in DeLeon Springs, Florida.

Dwight Pitcaithley Discussion Flyer

Dynamically Recommending Design Patterns.

Eager Turks Stereograph

Eagle Battalion cadets greet attendees of the 2013 ROTC Commissioning Ceremony, May 10, 2013.

Earl and Gwendolyn Williams meet Dylan King at the 9th Annual Benefactor Luncheon. Dylan is recipient of the Merridy Williams Memorial Endowed Flute Scholarship. The Office of Stewardship sponsored the luncheon on Sunday, February 16, 2014.

Earl Brown served as Alumni Association president in 1955. Brown was Chair for Stetson's Diamond Jubilee Convocation. He attended Stetson c. 1908 and played on the football team.

Earl Eddington, Board of Trustees member, stands with comedian Jerry Clower, the guest speaker at the Homecoming dinner.

Earl Edington, Board of Trustees chairman, introduces first lady Margaret Duncan just after the introduction of Pope Duncan as the 7th president of Stetson University.

Earl Joiner, religion professor and 1949 graduate, chats with a fellow alum.

Early education majors interacting with children at a local elementary school.

Early football players

Early Marketing From the American School & College Agency

Early Marketing From the American School & College Agency

Early morning at the center of campus during the first day of fall break, September 30, 2021.

Early portrait of Harold M. Giffin, long-time Concert Choir Director.

Early Promotional Material for Duplicator Machine

Early Stetson Advertising

Early Stetson football team with and without uniforms. Mr. Rosa, coach, with hat and umbrella. Trees in background.

Early view of a bath house, or possibly a boat house or a caretaker's house at DeLeon Springs, Florida.

Earnest Killum, a Stetson basketball player who was drafted into the professional leagues.

Earnest Killum, a Stetson basketball player who was drafted into the professional leagues.

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