Radio Stories

International FSU student overcomes big challenges in pursuit of her career dreams.

A year-long exhibit at the Claude Pepper Library commemorates the 62nd anniversary of Tallahassee Bus Boycott.

Braddock, an FSU film school graduate himself, has another great story to tell this year.

FSU researchers will embark on a multimillion-dollar initiative to develop a restoration plan for Apalachicola Bay and its struggling oyster population.

Florida State University will examine the challenges of poverty and the ways that it can be addressed in a daylong conference. The event, “Poverty in America: A range of critical perspectives on its causes, effects and possible solutions,” is a collaboration between the FSU College of Social Work and the Institute for Humane Studies at […]

More Florida State University students than ever are graduating in four years, but the university’s upward trajectory in student success hasn’t happened overnight. As a result of careful and strategic investments over the past two decades, Florida State’s four-year graduation rate is No. 1 in the state of Florida and one of the best in […]

Something good happens every time Oscar winner and Florida State University graduate Barry Jenkins puts his FSU filmmaking band back together. The talented film school graduates from the class of 2003 have created another masterful movie, “If Beale Street Could Talk,” that’s nominated for three Oscars at the 91st Academy Awards this Sunday.

Improving dietary habits and learning skills such as reading food labels and recognizing the signs of a heart attack have the potential to improve cardiovascular health among underserved rural populations, according to newly published research from Florida State University.

Florida State University junior Travis Burhart has spent his time as a student pursuing his commitment to leadership and love for the outdoors. Through research and unique experiences at FSU, Burhart has paved his own path to align with his interests.

The Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics and the FSU Winthrop-King Institute present “Amazon Week,” designed to introduce students and scholars to a variety of ways of thinking about the Amazon, presented by experts and activists who work in language, literature and the sciences. The week kicks off with a screening of “Beyond Fordlandia,” an […]

The Department of Mathematics (FSU Math Fun Day) and The Department of Physics (FSU Circus of Physics) are combining forces to hold a joint Open House for the general public, including K-12 students and teachers. More info at www.math.fsu.edu/MathFunDay

Yi Ren, a professor of biomedical sciences at the Florida State University College of Medicine, is making progress in understanding why such significant harm is inflicted in the weeks and months after a spinal injury. In a study published in the journal Nature Neuroscience, Ren explained how a natural immune system response may contribute to […]