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Looking at the top of DeLand Hall out of the south window on the second floor of the base of Hulley Tower.

Looking due west at the back of Chaudoin Hall. The old Commons building is on the right.

Looking east on West Minnesota Ave with the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity house on the left.

Looking from an adjacent building's upstairs window, one can see some of the buildings at Rollins College while on a trip to Winter Park on Saturday, May 3, 1958.

Looking into one of the rooms of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority house shortly after construction was completed.

Looking into the Administrative offices from the main floor of the duPont-Ball Library.

Looking northeast towards the newly renovated DeLand Hall.

Looking north from the center of Woodland Boulevard with Elizabeth Hall on the right and Flagler Hall in the background on the left.

Looking north from the top of Elizabeth Hall with Chaudoin Hall in the background.

Looking north on Woodland Boulevard when not yet paved.

Looking northwest towards the newly renovated DeLand Hall.

Looking out at Lake Beresford at the Sandra Stetson Aquatic Center in January 2021.

Looking out on campus from the entrance to 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.

Looking out on the front lawn from a pair of the original windows on one of the upper floors of the Stetson Estate. The estate, known locally as the Stetson Mansion, was the winter home of University benefactor John B. Stetson.

Looking southeast into downtown DeLand as seen from the top of Elizabeth Hall.

Looking south from the roof of Elizabeth Hall towards downtown DeLand with the courthouse in the distance.

Looking south from the roof of Elizabeth Hall towards downtown DeLand with the courthouse in the distance and the President's house on the right.

Looking south from the roof of Elizabeth Hall towards downtown DeLand with the courthouse in the distance and the President's house on the right.

Looking south from the roof of Elizabeth Hall towards downtown DeLand with the courthouse in the distance and the President's house on the right.

Looking south from the roof of Elizabeth Hall towards downtown DeLand with the courthouse in the distance and the President's house on the right.

Looking south into downtown DeLand as seen from the top of Elizabeth Hall.

Looking toward one of the south windows in the attic of Elizabeth Hall.

Looking west on Minnesota Avenue before it was paved. A tractor is in the distance.

Lori Brakeman attends the president's reception during Homecoming events.

Lori Daniels, women's third place finisher, and Andrew Stam, men's second place finisher, after completing the 5K Run-Walk during Homecoming Weekend.

Lorna Hagstrom meets Alexis Rowe recipient of the National League of American Pen Women of Daytona Beach Award at the 9th Annual Benefactor Luncheon held Sunday, February 16, 2014 and sponsored by the Office of Stewardship.

Lost Opportunity: Education in the Freedmen's Bureau

Lou Beyers practices her tennis swing on campus.

Loucretia Cain Morgan, of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority, talks to two members of Alpha Xi Delta sorority during the class of 1967 party at Homecoming.

Louie Wilkinson plays the Eloise Chimes in Hulley Tower.

Louie Wilkinson plays the Eloise Chimes in Hulley Tower.

Louis and Elsie Freund Ephemera

Louisa Tanner, daughter of one of DeLand, Florida's early settlers, poses under an umbrella with a young man.

Louisa Tanner, daughter of one of DeLand, Florida's early settlers, poses with Jack Lowery.

Louise Hulley, Stetson student and daughter of second Stetson President Lincoln Hulley. Cropped from a group photo of the DeLand Academy class of 1912. (See Photo D-283.)

Louise Royall Howarth 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.

Louis Freund, art professor from 1949 to 1967, helps art student, Ellen Williams with her painting.

Louis Freund critiques a student's work during a life drawing class in Holmes Hall.

Louis Freund, later Head of the Art Department and Artist-in-Residence at Stetson University, utilized his artistic skills and training to develop camoflauge techniques for the U.S. government to aid in World War II. Here he points out some of the devices used to change the pattern of the model city.

Lounge chairs in the center of the main floor of the duPont-Ball Library, taken from the mezzanine, shortly after opening.

Lounge in the Dana Library

Love from the Left Hand of God: Modern Theodicy Within the Christian Tradition

Love in Philosophy and Literature: A Marriage Proposal

Love is a Choice

Love is a Choice

Low Brass Ensembles

Low Brass Ensembles

Lt. Commander Charles Brendler takes a bow after conducting the United States Navy Band in a performance in Elizabeth Hall.

Lt. General Hal Moore, distinguished soldier and author, delivers a library-sponsored talk in the Lynn Center.

Lt. General Hal Moore, distinguished soldier and author, examines a Stetson cavalry hat given to him by the University at his library-sponsored talk in the Lynn Center.

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