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Watch the July 2019 edition of FSU Headlines to see how the MagLab broke a world record. And see more from Florida State University including…FSU welcomes a new head baseball coach, watch a special FSU Academic Dive Program showcase, and experiential learning takes center stage at FSU.

Professors from FSU’s Science Teaching Activities help life-long learners gain more knowledge over the summer months.

For the eighth year in a row, the FSU College of Social Work hosted its annual Arts and Athletics Summer Camp for two weeks in June. The camp aims to foster positive youth development and give a glimpse of college life to middle school students, many of whom come from socially and economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

A novel magnet half the size of a cardboard toilet tissue roll usurped the title of “world’s strongest magnetic field” from the metal titan that had held it for two decades at the Florida State University-headquartered National High Magnetic Field Laboratory. This research was funded by the National Science Foundation.

Hundreds remembered D’Alemberte during a Celebration of Life Service at the Ruby Diamond Concert Hall at FSU.

FSU PrimaryHealth – a public primary health center operated by Florida State’s College of Medicine – opens its doors with a focus not only on the patient’s health, but the wellness of the southwest community where it is located.

Over the past decade, Chuck It For Charity has collected more than 100 tons of unwanted items such as furnishings, microwaves, school supplies, food and housewares and given them a second life with local charities.

Florida State University celebrates the class of 2019 during its Spring Commencement ceremonies.

An accomplished chemist who has helped steer the direction of chemical and biological research at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory has been named Florida State University’s 2019-2020 Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor. Timothy Cross, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, will be honored at the 2019 spring graduation. Being named a Lawton professor is the […]

Florida State University’s Garnet & Gold Scholar Society inducts its largest class of Scholars during its spring 2019 ceremony. The society honors students who excel in the areas of leadership, internship, service, international study and research.

Hundreds of Florida State University seniors joined President John Thrasher in raising a glass to celebrate the last four years and the upcoming spring commencement ceremonies at the President’s Senior Toast.