What does impactful research actually look like? It's all about context.
Join us for a dialogic seminar bringing together higher education administrators, Indigenous Maya faculty, students, and K-12 educators, to explore how research impact is defined across different institutions and communities. This event welcomes special guests from the Tumul K'in Center for Learning, University of Belize, and Galen University and reflects the partnership between these educational institutions and Anne's College and the Native American & Indigenous Studies Center at FSU.
Moderated by Dr. Josh Newman, Associate Dean for Research, Anne's College, Florida State University.
Students - Past Announcements
Who said studying has to be boring? Spend the day at the FSU Lakefront Park for Campus Rec's upcoming Study Day at the Lake, taking place from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday, April 24. Pack your blankets and snacks, and take the day to slow down, focus and lock in for finals week.
The Involvement Ambassador Program is a volunteer-based student leadership opportunity for those passionate about building community at FSU. Applications will be open until Friday, April 24. Apply today!
For a limited time, enjoy an exclusive offer to save an additional 10% on educational pricing for select Mac and iPad products, including the new MacBook Neo.
Why deal with the hassle of moving twice? Let The UPS Store handle your summer storage. Reserve your storage plan today.
Relay For Life’s 2026 main event will take place Saturday, April 11th from Noon to Midnight in the FSU Student Union Ballrooms! During the main event, over 1,000 students and 60 Student Organizations will be raising money for the American Cancer Society at RFL's largest event of the year.
The spring bird migration continues in our area through Saturday, May 30. Consider turning off the lights at night so birds aren't disturbed.
March 15th-May 30th is Spring bird migration in our area. Consider turning off the lights at night so birds aren't disturbed!
Wednesday, March 15, through Saturday, May 30, is the spring bird migration in our area. Consider turning off the lights at night so birds aren't disturbed.
To celebrate World Water Day, join the university's Campus Clean-Up from 10 a.m. to noon, Saturday, March 28, by signing in at any of the four campus locations. Your help ensures we keep trash from entering our waterways and protects our local environment.