More than 100 FSU Panama City alumni and friends met Wednesday to recognize FSU President John Thrasher for his dedication to the campus and the community, surprising him with a scholarship in his honor for local students.
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The Florida State University community is mourning the loss of Shridhar K. Sathe, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor and Hazel K. Stiebeling Professor in the College of Health and Human Sciences.
The Rockwoods are making a profoundly generous $2.2 million donation to build a one-of-a-kind pipe organ tailored specifically for Opperman Music Hall.
Brett Lindquist says he is awed by the College of Business’ rapid rise in national rankings over the past few years, placing No. 26 among public universities and securing Top 10 spots for several of its programs.
Like the graduates sitting before her, 2017 Florida State University commencement speaker Judy Schmeling was transitioning into the next chapter of her life.
Albert J. Dunlap, a former corporate executive and one of Florida State University’s most generous supporters, passed away Friday, Jan. 25, at his home in Ocala after a brief illness. He was 81.
The Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship in the Florida State University College of Business recognized freshmen Jerry Jean-Pierre and Robel Mechal as 2018 Jim Moran Scholars Wednesday evening.
The Florida State University community expressed sadness Friday at the passing of civic leader George Langford and deep appreciation for his untiring leadership and loyal support of FSU for more than five decades.
Rieves Family Endowment Provides Much Needed Support to FSU's Student Disability Resource Center
A gift from two Florida State University alumnae ensures vision and influence of late dean continues for years to come.
The check was large—literally. So big in fact that those in attendance—FSU Dean of Students Victoria Dobiyanski, Dean of Undergraduate Studies Karen Laughlin, General Mills employee Scott Nevitt and Vice President for Student Affairs Amy Hecht—all lent a hand to support it.
Hancock Whitney—one of the strongest, safest financial institutions in the country—has awarded $25,000 in competitive grants to Boys Town North Florida and the Florida State University Foundation as part of the bank’s Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) program.