As Florida recovers from Hurricane Ian, many of you may be looking for ways you can help with efforts across the state and region. Learn ways to make the biggest impact as disaster relief organizations respond to the storm.
In this time of social distancing and remote work and study, we've decided to bring you what we hope will be a calming activity that combines coloring and campus all in one place.
With daily life interrupted in response to a global health crisis, we want the to be a place of refuge and recharge for the FSU community.
Social distance doesn't have to mean total isolation. We can still maintain and continue to build community in new ways.
How would the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s be different if Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X had Galaxy Notes?
Dr. Mark Anthony Neal prompted Multicultural Leadership Summit attendees to consider how modern technology and social media may have changed the discourse of the past and what does technology mean for the present and future of our diverse communities?
The center’s Community Outreach program has been reinvented. Now known as EngageTLH, the program allows students to get involved in the Tallahassee community through regular or one-time service opportunities.
Through EngageTLH, Coordinator Jenny Williams hopes that facilitators, community members and volunteers will see service as an engaging relationship.
This year's graduates and their supporting communities had the chance to celebrate, reflect, and recognize each other on their collective journeys to the V-rak-ke-ce-tv Cultural Graduation stage.
Hosting 12 speakers & performers, TEDxFSU 2018 examined the concept of Unity in Diversity and what it looks like across different spectrums. TEDx, an event gathered by the local community, stems from TED, which is a nonprofit committed to spreading ideas in short presentations. TEDxFSU is in its eighth cycle.
