Students - Past Announcements

Florida State University and Domestic Violence Coordinating Council Present the Film No Ordinary Love with images from the film of two people.

Watch a free screening of the award-winning film "No Ordinary Love" at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21, at the Askew Student Cinema in the Student Life Building.

Launched @ Landis!

Learn how the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship's new Blackstone LaunchPad program can help you on your entrepreneurial journey! Connect with students while snacking on yummy food!

Moving Beyond GDP: Telling the Real Story of National Progress - A Talk by Robert Smith

Robert Smith, founder of Midsummer Analytics and a senior associate with the International Institute for Sustainable Development, will speak at Florida State University on Thursday, Feb. 2, about some of the avenues to replace gross domestic product (GDP) as the central measure of a country’s progress.

Dance Marathon at FSU

FSU Dancer Marathon is open until Jan. 31. Register today!

Hello FSU!

Hello FSU! is a campaign created to inform Noles of the many student success-focused events and resources available to them at FSU. This initiative is a partnership between the Division of Student Affairs, Undergraduate Studies and departments throughout the university.

Photogrammetry Institute

The Photogrammetry Institute welcomes Marcelina Nagales from the Research Computing Center this Friday, Jan. 27. Join us to learn about 3D data modeling and how to render complex models using software that does not require immense processing power.

Two camp counselors and a camper at FSU Rez Lakefront park

Looking for a summer job? Work for Camp Flastacowo out at the FSU Rez Lakefront Park! Applications are open now through Wednesday, March 22.

Two camp counselors and a camper at FSU Rez Lakefront park

Looking for a summer job? Work at Camp Flastacowo! Applications are open now through Wednesday, March 22.

Revisiting the civil rights era in Tallahassee thorugh the lens of The Nickel Boys. A panel discussion led by Dr. Maxine Montgomery

DR. MAXINE MONTGOMERY, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor of English, will moderate the discussion with panelists representing a diversity of viewpoints surrounding the modern Civil Rights Movement and the implications of that era as featured in The Nickel Boys.

2023 Master's in Four Competition

Registration for the 2023 Master’s in Four Competition is now open! The Master’s in Four Competition is an opportunity for FSU graduate students currently enrolled in a master’s degree program to showcase their research and practice valuable communication skills in only four minutes with up to four static slides.