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FSU welcomes military family members to entrepreneurship ‘bootcamp’
Military family members who are caring for a wounded warrior or had a spouse or family member die while serving their country will be traveling to FSU to participate in its first Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans’ Families (EBV-F).
Participants sought for historic cancer research effort
Members of the Florida State University, Tallahassee and surrounding communities have an unprecedented opportunity to participate in a historic study that could change the face of cancer for future generations.
From soldier to student: Class delves into challenges facing student-veterans
A new sociology class for student-veterans at Florida State University is making headway in discovering the unique challenges they face, and how they manage those challenges, so their needs can be better served.
Basketball player Bernard James honored with Most Courageous Award from sportswriters group
James, who helped lead FSU to its first-ever Atlantic Coast Conference championship in men's basketball, was presented with the Most Courageous Award by the United States Basketball Writers Association at the men's basketball Final Four.
Florida State lauds leadership during recognition ceremony
Students, employees and organizations that have exemplified leadership through achievement or service over the past year were recognized April 3 during the Leadership Awards Night.
Yes you can make a difference, Nobel laureate tells crowd at PeaceJam talk
Jody Williams came to Florida State University to deliver an important message: If she — an average girl from Vermont whose parents didn’t finish high school — could succeed in changing the world for the better, then so could anyone listening to her speak.
Creative writing professor Julianna Baggott wows with new novel about a post-apocalyptic world
Baggott isn't just an educator — she's also a best-selling author with 18 books to her credit.
FSU wins grant to examine completion rates among minority doctoral students in STEM fields
Florida State is one of 21 universities that will be examining lower doctoral completion rates among American Indian, Hispanic and black students.
Go 'Around the World' as Flying High Circus celebrates a landmark anniversary
The circus's final performance of its 65th season is Saturday, April 14.
Institute receives $1 million gift to support 'lifelong learning'
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Florida State University (OLLI at FSU) — a scholarly and engaging program of classes and programs targeted to people over 50 who want to enhance their education in a stress-free environment — has been awarded a highly competitive $1 million endowment from the Bernard Osher Foundation.