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Pulitzer Prize winning author visits FSU
Award winning author and journalist Jennifer Egan meets with writing students at Florida State University. Egan is the author of many books including ‘A Visit from the Goon Squad’ which won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize.
Soweto Gospel Choir brings African song and dance to Florida State
Soweto Gospel Choir performs for Florida State's 7 Days of Opening Nights.
FSU Day at the Capitol
Garnet and Gold fill the courtyards and hallways of Florida's capitol building, as a spirited crowd gathers to celebrate the strong ties between the Florida State University and the state legislature.
Florida State students enjoy Vice Presidential visit
Florida State University students present at Vice President Joe Biden's visit share their thoughts on Monday's event. (February 6, 2012)
Biden visit Part 3
Vice President Joe Biden offers Florida State University students words of encouragement during his address. (February 6, 2012)
Biden visit Part 2
Excerpts from Vice President Joe Biden's remarks on college affordability during his visit to Florida State University. (February 6, 2012)
Vice President Biden visits Florida State University Part 1
Vice President Joe Biden initiates a discussion about college affordability during a visit to the Florida State University campus. (February 6, 2012)
2012 Dalton Institute on College Student Values
The 2012 Jon C. Dalton Institute on College Student Values kicked off with a service project at America’s Second Harvest of the Big Bend. Social entrepreneurialism was the theme of the conference and featured many guest speakers including the institute's founder, Jon C. Dalton.
Preserving FSU's historic monuments
FSU Manager of Outdoor Amenities John Raulerson is taking on the daunting task of making sure all of Florida State University’s priceless sculptures will stand the test of time. Raulerson and his crew spent many hours working on FSU’s Integration Statue, which is one of the largest and most important monuments on campus.
Three FSU students help peers make money by studying
A trio of Florida State University business students created a website, Moolaguides.com, that allows their peers to buy and sell their class lecture notes. Students using the site have made more than $90,000 in the past two semesters and have sold more than 14,000 study guides.