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Future physicians of rural and underserved Floridians receive CPR certification
Nearly 150 eighth- through 10th-graders from five counties across Florida earned their CPR certification Jan. 23 as participants in the Florida State University College of Medicine’s SSTRIDE program.
History professor wins prestigious book prize
Annika Culver's work delves into complexities of Japanese intellectuals with left-wing pasts pledging their support to a fascist state during wartime.
Snack attack: Bears munch on ants and help plants grow
Tiny ants may seem like an odd food source for black bears, but the protein-packed bugs are a major part of some bears' diets and a crucial part of the food web that not only affects other bugs, but plants too.
NSF grant to spur development of better, cheaper aircraft
The National Science Foundation selected Lou Cattafesta, co-director of the Florida Center for Advanced Aero-Propulsion, to participate in a unique grant opportunity called the Industry/University Cooperative Research Centers Program.
Glover, Justice perform, Lathan honored during annual MLK celebration
Famed actors perform "An Evening with Martin and Langston" during event to announce English Assistant Professor Rhea Lathan as FSU's 2015 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Distinguished Service Award recipient.
Message from President Thrasher: Uphold the Garnet and Gold in 2015
As we begin a promising new year, let’s reaffirm our commitment to “Uphold the Garnet and Gold” by demonstrating respect for ourselves and others, taking responsibility for ourselves and those around us and reflecting the values of Florida State.
James O’Brien, AKA ‘Dr. El Niño,’ Named Fellow of International Research Group
Do you know why El Niño forecasts are so important? Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor James O’Brien, the guy that former Florida State University President Bernie Sliger referred to as “Dr. El Niño,” sure does.
Student-veterans win national business plan competition
Florida State's Collegiate Veterans Association has won the Business Plan Competition at the annual national conference of Student Veterans of America.
Study: Community college performance funding falls short in student retention and degree completion
Performance funding as an incentive has had little effect on raising student retention and degree completion rates in community colleges, according to a new study co-authored by Florida State University Assistant Professor of Higher Education David Tandberg.
Jim Moran Institute names director of student engagement and alumni relations
Wendy Plant will oversee JMI’s student business incubator and manage all student activities outside of the classroom, including competitions, events and programs.