Registration is now open for Florida State University's Spring 2024 V-rak-ke-ce-tv Cultural Celebration. The name "V-rak-ke-ce-tv" is the Seminole Creek phrase meaning "to honor" as we seek to honor students' accomplishments through their journey, honor their families and friends for their continued support, and honor what it truly means to be a Seminole. 

Applications are now open to participate in Lavender Graduation. Up to 70 graduates can participate this semester, and the application will be first come, first served. Interested participants are encouraged to apply by 11:59 p.m. April 13.

Get an additional $15 free for every $100 of Dining Dollars reloaded through March 3. Use promo code SPRING2024 at checkout.

This series features FSU Faculty who have developed mastery skills while making strides in their respective disciplines.

You’re invited! Join Club Downunder, the Student Government Association and FSU’s Department of Student Engagement for Florida State University’s very own Met Gala: Interlocking Art, a Multi-Medium Gala featuring Diverse World Fashion Magazine, Stitch and Thrift Club at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 28 in the Student Union Ballrooms.

The FSU Office of Research invites faculty researchers, clinical partners and community members to this networking event that brings together interdisciplinary teams with a common interest in mental health and behavior change.

Join FSU Campus Recreation student development and scholarships for the 18th Annual Student Scholarship Golf Tournament on Thursday, March 7 at Southwood Golf Club in Tallahassee. Players, teams and sponsors must register by Friday, March 1.

Doctoral students are integral to FSU's mission. As part of accreditation requirements, FSU must develop a Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) for review by a peer review committee during its visit to campus in March.

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SPEAR is a free online course that reviews types of weather emergencies and other disasters, and how to prepare yourself and your family. Are you designated as an Essential Personnel or unfamiliar with FSU’s Essential Personnel policy? This training is for you!