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Florida State University holds four spring commencement ceremonies for the first time ever. Graduates enjoy all the pomp and circumstance that comes with completing their degree programs at FSU.
Biological Science professor and researcher, Gregory Erickson, earns this year’s Distinguished Teacher Award for his work in the classroom. The Distinguished Teacher Award is the university’s most prestigious honor for teaching.
Florida State University raises a glass to commemorate the graduating class of 2018 at the annual Senior Toast.
DIGITECH shows how technology can be used in a variety of disciplines, merging the creative world with the scientific one. The DIGITECH event shows how FSU students are developing some of the most innovative technology on campus.
As part of a $17.7 million NASA research initiative, Florida State University researcher Michael Delp and a group of scientists from around the country are set to explore questions of astronaut health and performance during extended missions outside of low-Earth orbit.
Florida State University honored the achievements of its graduate students at the annual Celebration of Graduate Student Excellence. This event recognizes FSU’s graduate students for excellence in teaching, research and creativity, and leadership.
This daylong event features innovative, creative and multidisciplinary projects developed by graduating senior engineering students.
FSU Headlines reporter, Sophia Hernandez, caught up with president Thrasher and students to talk about the annual president’s ice cream social.
Pamela L. Perrewé, professor of business administration in the Department of Management, has been named Florida State University’s 2018-2019 Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor. It’s the highest honor given by FSU faculty members to one of their own.
The Florida State University Multidisciplinary Center has a new place to serve families in Florida, and provide world-class training to future clinical psychologists.
From suicide prevention to providing care for the elderly to helping rural communities have running water, Florida State University students have been hard at work serving others. FSU President John Thrasher and Vice President for Student Affairs Amy Hecht recognized 15 of these humanitarian heroes for their tremendous commitment to service as part of the […]
Florida State University’s class of 2018 receives class rings from FSU president John Thrasher in a special ceremony before graduation.
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