FSU’s Information Technology Services is kicking off Cyberween, a five-question online cybersecurity game running now through Friday, Oct. 31, where FSU competes against 11 other Florida universities. Play now to test your cyber skills and be entered to win prizes such as two $500 student scholarships and a pair of FSU vs. Virginia Tech football tickets.
Students - Past Announcements
Group dialectical behavior therapy is available at the Florida State University Psychology Clinic for individuals age 18 and older who struggle with intense emotions or distress, interpersonal problems, impulsive behaviors or suicidal and/or self-injurious urges or behaviors.
If you have a child struggling with misbehavior, defiance or opposition, or if you as a parent or caregiver struggle to implement effective discipline, the FSU Psychology Clinic therapists can help! This 12-week group teaches parents effective strategies for managing behavior at home, school and in public places.
The Cognitive Processing Therapy group at Florida State University Psychology Clinic is an evidence-based treatment to address trauma symptoms related to actual or threatened sexual assault or sexual abuse.
Florida State University’s Office of Research will host the third annual FSU Discovery Days, a weeklong celebration of research, creativity and discovery, from Saturday, Oct. 18, through Saturday, Oct. 25. View the full schedule online and start planning your Discovery Days experiences today!
Ready to level up your outdoor safety skills? The Wilderness First Aid (WFA) Certification Course will take place at the FSU Lakefront Park from Saturday, Feb. 21, through Sunday, Feb. 22. This two-day course is a great opportunity to learn essential first aid skills for outdoor and backcountry settings. Registration is handled through FOLC Farm. The cost is $245 for students and $295 for non-students.
The Teen Emotion Skills Training groups helps pre-teens and teens develop emotion regulation, distress tolerance and interpersonal skills. If your teen struggles with impulsive or reckless behavior, self-injury or suicide related thoughts or behaviors, or difficulties getting along with others, the therapists at the FSU Psychology Clinic can help.
The 2025 School of Communication (SCOM) Conference, themed Sensational NOLE, celebrates scholarship that resonates academically, socially and personally. We invite undergraduate and graduate students to share research that challenges boundaries, sparks dialogue and inspires interdisciplinary collaboration.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) is now available at the Florida State University Psychology Clinic for adults age 18 and older who struggle with chronic insomnia — difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or waking too early.
Applications to study abroad with FSU International Programs are now open. Explore our programs and learn how to apply online — or come visit us from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 29, at Landis Green.