Food Truck Fridays are back at the FSU Lakefront Park and Retreat Center this fall. View our schedule online and join us for free food, scenic lake views and a relaxing way to kick off your weekend. Food is free while supplies last for FSU students and Campus Rec members. Admission for non-FSU students is $5.
Students - Past Announcements
Designed for current FSU students, the Personal Trainer Prep Course offers instruction in anatomy, biomechanics, program design and practical training to help prepare for the national ACE Certified Personal Trainer exam. Early registration opens Monday, Aug. 17, and classes begin Monday, Sept. 14.
Prepare for a career in fitness with the Personal Trainer Prep Course, designed for current FSU students to gain instruction in anatomy and physiology, biomechanics, program design and hands-on practical training to help prepare for a national ACE Certified Personal Trainer exam. Early registration is open, and classes begin Monday, Sept. 14.
The Student Technology Fee Awards Program is now accepting proposals for 2026-27. Each year, the program provides millions of dollars to support innovative instructional technology projects across FSU. Faculty and staff across the university are encouraged to submit proposals through Friday, Oct. 2.
Missing home, feeling isolated and adjusting to a new life at FSU? Sign up to join a free, weekly, in-person support group led by international student therapists. Fall groups meet on Thursdays and Fridays. Space is limited.
In the newest edition of the FSU Libraries Newsletter, you can read about our latest Open Access journal, the Access Services Department and more in this issue of LIBNEWS.
The Chen Lab at the College of Nursing is recruiting Breast Cancer Survivors for a research study on pain management. If you are interested, please fill out our online survey.
The Chen Lab at the FSU College of Nursing is recruiting young adults with IBS and pain for a paid study. If you are interested, please fill out the online survey.
RSVP to join the FSU College of Law on November 13, 2026, for an important and globally informed discussion on the Death Penalty.
Florida led the United States in executions in 2025, accounting for 19 executions—approximately 40% of the national total. Against this backdrop, the International Human Rights and the Death Penalty Symposium will convene an exceptional group of globally recognized scholars, practitioners, and policymakers at Florida State University College of Law.
Florida State Open Publishing announces the release of Hemingway Studies in Japan, a new open-access volume that introduces decades of Japanese Hemingway criticism to a global academic readership. The publication represents a major international collaboration between Florida State University Hemingway scholar Margaret E. Wright-Cleveland, Japanese Hemingway scholars Kaori Fairbanks and Hideo Tsuji, and FSU Libraries.