The Florida State University College of Education has some spruced up digs to call home.
Florida State Teaches Tech Teaching
Florida State University is giving its educators a glimpse of what they can do with tech in the classroom.
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Florida State Upgrades Nursing to Meet Demands
Florida State University’s College of Nursing is taking a major step toward meeting the demands of the future of the profession.
Florida State Research Links Teen Smoking to Adult Depression
A Florida State University study suggests smoking early may hurt smiling later.
Florida State Has Seven Days Till Seven Days
The start of Florida State University’s annual Seven Days of Opening Nights arts festival is seven days away.
Florida State Warns Farmers about "The Girl"
La Niña isn’t as cute and pleasant as she sounds, and a Florida State University research initiative is helping to warn of her arrival.
Florida State Signing Students Today
With today’s National Signing Day, Florida State University will bring in another group of talented football players who, like the rest of the University’s 500-plus student athletes, face a new set of challenges.
Florida State Hosts World Fair, of Sorts
Florida State University’s International Programs is giving students the world.
Florida State Scholar Echoes Voices of Civil Rights
A Florida State University researcher is trying to make sure the voices of women of the Civil Rights movement are never lost.
Florida State’s Walking Legacy, pt3
Matt Roush winds up his stroll along the Florida State University Legacy Walk.
Florida State Folklore Festival
Florida State University is giving the Tallahassee community a chance to circle the globe in search of ripping good stories that might teach us a thing or two.
Florida State Features Four Further Fellows
Four more Florida State University faculty members have joined the ranks of fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.