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Four Florida State University researchers receive awards in recognition of their early successes.

Florida State University’s Strozier Library is receiving some major renovations, and the opening of the new space is just around the bend.

The Florida State University Board of Trustees selected alumnus Eric J. Barron, director of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, to serve as the university’s 14th president. Florida State Headlines takes a look at the distinguished career of Florida State’s next president, and his goals for the university’s future.

The Florida State University Marriage and Therapy doctoral program within the Department of Family and Child Sciences was recently recognized as tops in the nation.

The Florida State University Alumni Association celebrates its 100 year anniversary this year. Marked by 100 events that took place over the course of 2009, the celebration culminates with its Big Band Dance, to take place Dec. 11th. FSU Alumni Association’s Big Band Dance Click for more information

Engineers and researchers with the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory at Florida State University have begun work on a new superconducting magnet that will revolutionize the world of magnet technology–and save the lab some money while it’s at it.

Last year, the publication of “Thomas Middleton: The Collected Works” reincarnated the provocative, long-lost 17th-century bard as “our other Shakespeare.” Now, the book the tour de force critics call “monumental” has earned its lead general editor, Florida State University Professor of English Gary Taylor, one of the world’s most prestigious honors for a scholarly book.

The number of women in the STEM disciplines–Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math–is seen as troubling by many. Now Florida State University is taking a multi-pronged approach to change the culture of these once male-dominated fields.

The dedicated faculty at Florida State University publish groundbreaking and influential research every year. And a great example of the quality of this work has come out of Florida State’s College of Law. With four major books published by College of Law faculty in the last year, their research is helping put this institution on […]

Scientists spend more and more time collaborating long-distance using new communication technologies. Florida State University Associate Professor Kathleen Burnett and colleagues received a National Science Foundation grant to study these ‘Virtual Teams’ at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory on Florida State’s campus.

Considering how far technology has come in recent years, thinking about the future can be a bit dizzying. And a group of researchers at Florida State University is not helping, spinning up the latest in electron research that could change the future of electronic technology.

We live in the age of technology. Unfortunately, age and technology don’t always work well together, as older adults find themselves becoming more and more out of sync. As Jonathan Schillace reports, a program at Florida State University is working to lessen this technology gap.