Radio Stories

This past April, the Innovation Hub became the center of an effort to help outfit health care workers battling COVID-19.

As Florida State University welcomed students, faculty and staff back to campus this fall, Florida State launched several initiatives to ensure the continued wellbeing of the entire community in the age of the coronavirus.

This past March, Florida State University began a new chapter in its history as the entire campus moved to remote learning in response to the COVID-19 global pandemic.

This year, Florida State University marked the official opening of its Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science Building. The state-of-the-art space includes 23 research labs and eight teaching labs, a broadcast studio for meteorology students, a 280-seat auditorium and a 100-seat active learning classroom.

This recap looks back at an innovative partnership focused on attracting and retaining top talent in the biomedical field.

FSU Headlines begins it annual review of the top stories of the year, starting with a look back at a milestone celebration for the world’s largest and highest-powered magnet lab.

Florida State University President John Thrasher reflected on the university’s incredible achievements during his six-year tenure as FSU’s 15th president and expressed his excitement for the promise of the future during his final State of the University address.

While it has been a semester like no other at FSU, students, faculty and staff have risen to the challenges of the pandemic with resilience and strength.

The Florida Center for Reading Research have launched a new interdisciplinary research training program in education sciences for doctoral students.

After scouring data from nearly 600 studies conducted through the past 50 years, a team of Florida State University researchers has found that interventions struggle to reduce suicide and self-injury.

Florida State University president John Thrasher has a message for the holiday season for the FSU family.

Senior Amber Hedquist has discovered her enthusiasm for research and a fascination with rhetoric through an abundance of experiential learning opportunities at Florida State University.