Serving as the head football coach at Florida State University from 1960-1970, Coach Bill Peterson spent ten seasons developing a program that could contend with the best.
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A pair of Florida State University graduates are giving back to the place where they say their success started with a $1.25 million gift to the FSU College of Business.
Florida State University’s Dedman School of Hospitality announced Thursday a $1 million donation by the family of Cecil B. Day to establish and support a slate of academic initiatives at the school.
Deserving students from diverse demographic and socioeconomic backgrounds will have equal opportunity to pursue a real estate education thanks to the generosity of Florida State University College of Business alumnus John Crossman (B.S. ’93).
FSU Panama City announced a new scholarship program today that will provide tuition free education for qualified Northwest Florida students with combined family and student income of $50,000 or less or are eligible for Pell Grants.
Prominent New York businessman David B. Ford, a Florida State University alumnus and former member of the FSU Board of Trustees who had a passion for student success, died Sept. 20 of complications related to cancer.
The executive committee of the Florida State University College of Business Board of Governors honored former dean Mel Stith by creating a new professorship, the Melvin T. Stith Sr. Professor of Business Administration.
Alumna Lindy Benton (’78) comes from a long line of proud Florida State University alumni, beginning in 1910 when her great aunt Maybird Heeth graduated from the Florida State College for Women.
Florida State University Dedman School of Hospitality is excited to announce the launch of a new alumni giving society, the Director’s Club.
The mission of the Unconquered Scholars Program is to provide qualified Florida State University students guidance, continual mentorship, security and a voice to further ensure their academic success and long-term independence.
Arriving at the dock in the early morning hours, an afternoon venturing across Florida’s blue coastal waters awaits. Alongside your fellow Seminoles, the anticipation of weigh-in looms back at shore, but it only heightens everyone’s excitement as the winners of the Renegades of Reel Estate Fishing Classic are announced. As Founder and Chair Dan Paulus explained, “It’s a picture we want people to remember 20 years from now.”
Alumna Jane Morgan (’82) has been a longtime promoter of Florida State University and its students. Embodying the sentiment “once a Nole, always a Nole,” Morgan is passionate about not only sharing her experiences and fond memories with current students and recent graduates but also financially assisting students with their higher educational goals.