Join FSU Libraries and the College of Communication & Information for the upcoming talk, “The Political and Rhetorical Evolution of Vladimir Putin” with Marilyn Young and Michael Launer. The talk will be held on Monday, April 10 in the Bradley Reading room at Strozier Library, with a 5:30 p.m. reception and 6 p.m. talk.
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Join Campus Emergency Response Volunteers (CERV), FSU Emergency Management and Homeland Security for search and rescue training! Learn different search techniques in the classroom, then practice them in the field. Registration required.
The Kid LAROI will be performing at the Tucker Civic Center on Tuesday, April 4th.
Circus Camp is back this summer! Join the FSU Circus for a one-of-a-kind experience under the Big Top. Campers will get a real-life circus experience, working on all the same acts you’ve seen during our performances. Kids will have the opportunity to learn Flying Trapeze, Trampoline, Juggling, Tight Wire, Balancing, Cloud Swing and more!
The Entrepreneurship Expo is an opportunity for FSU students to showcase, sell, and promote their businesses and products on campus. Come out and meet student entrepreneurs and learn about each of their businesses! Free ice cream will be available!
Join FSU Libraries and the Emmett Till Archives at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 28 in the Broad Auditorium at the Claude Pepper Center for a discussion about the “Educational Legacy of Mamie Till-Mobley” with Dr. Brandon M. Erby.
Join us for an engaging talk on Mental Health in Entrepreneurship with Dr. Tolonda Tate! This event is a must-attend for anyone interested in learning about the intersection of mental health and entrepreneurship.
Students now have until March 24 to apply for Florida State University's session of the LeaderShape Institute, a program that challenges participants to lead with integrity while working toward a vision grounded in their deepest values.
Join the Florida State University Division of Student Affairs to watch "The Safety Net" and "One Second at a Time" on March 29 at the Askew Student Life Center. The films expose the dangers of mental illness, substance use disorder, and fentanyl and discuss the impact of collegiate recovery programs.