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The FSU Graduate School’s Master’s in Four competition gives participating students just four minutes to explain their research topics. Jay Pension from the School of Theatre took home the top prize of $1,000 for his presentation.

A graduate of Florida State University’s College of Motion Picture Arts, Kyra Gardner, is named Best Woman Student Filmmaker for her quirky, fantastical film, “Phoebe.”

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Florida State University’s National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, the world’s largest and highest-powered magnet lab.

New research from Florida State University investigates differences in mobility for male and female firefighters while wearing the gear that is essential for protection from the intense heat of fires.

It’s been said that art heals. Now, Florida State University researchers have developed an online intervention that combines mindfulness practices and art therapy to reduce stress and anxiety in college students.

FSU COACH is designed to meet the growing demand for well-trained athletic coaches at all levels of competition, from school and amateur leagues all the way to professional organizations

Florida State cuts ribbon on new Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science building. The university also celebrates former president Eric Barron with a statue at the building.

Garnet and Gold were on full display as hundreds of Florida State University supporters gathered for FSU Day at the Capitol.

Florida State University is one of the nation’s top research institutions for producing Fulbright U.S. Scholars and students.

Is a smart phone app the answer to increasing support and improving well-being among individuals under community supervision? A Florida State University criminal justice expert, Carrie Pettus-Davis, intends to find out.

As an outbreak of a new coronavirus makes headlines across the world, another more common infectious disease is spreading across the United States and beyond — the flu.

Policies and new technologies have reduced emissions of precursor gases that lead to ozone air pollution, but despite those improvements, the amount of ozone that plants are taking in has not followed the same trend, according to Florida State University researchers.