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

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. For more information visit news.fsu.edu

A team of Florida State University researchers has unlocked a decades-old mystery about how a critical cellular process is regulated and what that could mean for the future study of genetics. For more visit https://fla.st/2QAnHxm

Three teams led by Florida State University faculty members have received funding from the university to propel their pioneering research from the lab to the marketplace. For more visit https://fla.st/2FDvMiV

FSU students get the chance to learn about study abroad opportunities and discuss particulars with program leaders and representatives from International Programs, Financial Aid, and past program participants. At the fair, students have the opportunity to win door prizes including travel scholarships to be used toward a Florida State University International Program of their choice.

The world-renowned Marching Chiefs can be seen and heard anywhere Florida State University holds any event, and now they will be heard and seen around the world yet again.

Florida State University demonstrated its enduring strength during a year of remarkable tragedy and triumph, according to President John Thrasher, who presented his annual State of the University address to the Faculty Senate.

The Florida State University Women’s Soccer team celebrates its second-ever National Championship in front of a large crowd of supporters after returning home to Tallahassee.

Doctoral student, Eve Humphrey, took home the first-place prize for the Three Minute Thesis competition at Florida State University.

Florida State University honors Sandy D’Alemberte during a ceremony commemorating the relocation of the “D’Alemberte Statue” from the College of Medicine to the College of Law.

The place where thousands of Florida State University students come to heal, recover and prosper now has a new name. FSU President John Thrasher and members from the Florida State community gathered for a dedication ceremony to formally establish The Mary B. Coburn Health and Wellness Center. For more visit news.fsu.edu