THE BIG STORY

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•  MAY 30, 2023 •

OKC Bound! FSU Softball advances to Women's College World Series

The Florida State softball team earned the program's 12th trip to the Women’s College World Series with a 4-2 win over Georgia in the NCAA Tallahassee Super Regional on Friday. The Seminoles will face Oklahoma State in their first WCWS game in Oklahoma City Thursday, June 1. Read more ...

Nine FSU students will study and teach around the globe after earning Fulbright scholarships

Nine current and former Florida State University students have earned scholarships through the prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Winners include graduate and undergraduate students and represent a host of majors and areas of research. Read more ...

Ticket to ride and learn: FSU students earn Critical Language Scholarships

Two Florida State University students have earned Critical Language Scholarships that will send them abroad for two months of firsthand learning about language and culture. Daniel Logan, a biology major, will travel to Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia, and Amaya Dickson, a double major in Middle Eastern studies and international relations, will study in Oman. Read more ...

Upstart public health program surpasses early expectations

The bachelor of science degree in public health is one of the newest degrees at Florida State University. Just four years after its launch in the College of Social Sciences and Public Policy, the program is on its way to becoming one of the university’s biggest majors. Read more ...

FSU awards honors medallions to more than 300 Spring 2023 graduates

Florida State University awarded honors medallions to 331 high-achieving graduates this spring. The FSU Honors Program supports the efforts and talents of the university’s most intellectually curious students with the potential, dedication and drive to create change. Read more ...

FSU art history professor works to preserve ‘forgotten’ architecture of the Indigenous Americas and the African diaspora

Associate Professor of Caribbean Art and Architectural History Paul Niell and a group of graduate students are working to uncover and preserve the architectural traditions of Indigenous and African diasporic communities in the Americas through a series of conferences and workshops. Read more ...

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