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The Florida State University Libraries and the center for Humanities and Society bring together scholars from across Florida State’s campus to delve into the topic of "genius" in it’s Facets of Genius Symposium.

Florida State University alum, actor, author, and domestic violence activist Victor Rivas Rivers visits Florida State University’s College of Social Work. Rivers, who grew up in a home rife with violence, is a guest of the college’s Institute for Family Violence Studies. He is filming an advocacy video for the institute, as well as speaking […]

Felicia Coleman, Director of Florida State University’s Coastal and Marine Laboratory, discusses her recent study into the habitat-building behaviors of the Red Grouper and its impact on the ocean’s biodiversity. Click Here: The Open Fish Science Journal,2010,3,1-15 Click Here: Video Link

Florida State University’s new president, Eric J. Barron, spends his first day on campus and in the office.

Florida State University Junior Sophia Khawly is awarded for her commitment to community service both at home and abroad. She is one of only three students statewide to receive the Florida Campus Compact’s 2009 Excellence in Service Award.

Florida State University Associate English Professor Anne Coldiron is awarded a fellowship by the National Endowment for the Humanities to continue her research on her latest book, to be titled "Printers Without Borders: Translation, Transnationalism, and Early English Print." Coldiron works in Florida State’s History of Text Technologies, or HoTT, program.

The Institute on College Values at Florida State University hosts its 20th annual event. As part of the celebration, it will be renamed the Jon C. Dalton Institute on College Student Values in honor of its founder and longtime director. Jon C. Dalton Institute on College Student Values Click for more information

Florida State University employees give big to the United Way of the Big Bend, reaching record donations in a year when financial hardships are on the rise.

The Institute for Energy Systems, Economics, and Sustainability, or IESES, at Florida State University hosted its second Symposium on Offshore Energy, looking into oil and gas drilling off Florida’s shores in the Gulf of Mexico. This part of the series focused on the ecological and environmental impacts of drilling.

Researchers and engineers at the National High Magnet Field Laboratory at The Florida State University set a new world record, reaching 36 tesla with its latest resistive magnet.

Stephanie Al Otaiba, an associate professor of Teacher Education and researcher with the Florida Center for Reading Research, discusses the work that won her a Distinguished Early Career Research Award from the Council for Exceptional Children Division for Research.

Sandra Schultz, a Florida State University College of Education alumna, is named the 2009 U.S. Professor of the Year for the state of Florida by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).