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Thousands of college students take advantage of spring break to hit the beach. But, for the students who participate in Florida State Alternative Breaks (FSAB), it is a time to serve.

Florida State University’s legendary symbols Osceola and Renegade, along with members of the Marching Chiefs and Florida State president John Thrasher, visit the 80th annual Brighton Field Day and Rodeo hosted by the Seminole Tribe of Florida. The Brighton Field Day and Rodeo is one of the oldest Native American festivals in the United States.

Technology breakthroughs in clothing materials and design have benefited all of us, but perhaps none more so than first responders. Burn injuries among firefighters have plummeted in the past decade. There’s just one problem: cases of heat stroke, exhaustion and cardiac arrest deaths have spiked upward because protective gear is much more insulated. New research […]

Every day, researchers and creative professionals from FAMU, FSU and TCC strive to unlock new and exciting discoveries that enrich our imaginations, improve our lives and change our world. Now, for the third time, Tallahassee’s institutions of higher education are teaming up to share their extraordinary work at Discovery on Parade, a one-of-a-kind research and […]

Florida State University senior Dominique Dubon was eager to carry on her family tradition of being a Seminole. While the native of Jacksonville, Florida, followed in her older sister’s footsteps, she still created her own path on campus by crafting a college experience centered around leadership, involvement and research.

The remote forests of Africa’s Congo Basin have long been a blind spot for scientists working to understand how Earth’s natural cycles respond to the environmentally unique characteristics of different regions. Now, two Florida State University researchers are part of a global team of scientists revealing the unexpected role that large-scale fires and high nitrogen […]

Florida State University’s Power of WE and The Village Square partnered to host the third installment of the Power of WE’s Shared Spaces Series on Feb. 13, focusing on “Why Gridlock Rules Washington and How We Can Solve the Crisis?” Members of the FSU and greater Tallahassee community watched as two political rivals — former […]

Administrators, teachers and parents of Florida State University Schools gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to recognize the official opening of a new playground for students. FSUS is the FSU College of Education’s developmental research school.