News & Community
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Wetherell passes torch to incoming Barron
After six years of service to Florida State University, T.K. Wetherell welcomed incoming replacement and fellow FSU graduate Eric Barron on Wednesday’s Heritage Day.
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Student organizations unite for Haiti relief
On campus organizations give students many options to assist with Haiti relief efforts.
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FSU students become chillingly aware of homelessness
Phi Beta Sigma hosts Sleep-Out for the Homeless in Oglesby Union.
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State party sweeps SGA elections
A total of 5,021 students voted in Wednesday’s elections, with State party candidates winning every contested seat on the ballot.
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Animal rights advocates make big fuss over the big top
Protesters with Tallahassee SAVE held signs and handed out fliers to attendees of the circus this weekend to protest the unnatural and abused lives of circus animals.
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Women’s Center hosts Domestic Violence Awareness Week
The Women’s Center’s week of events raises awareness for domestic violence.
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Town hall opens dialogue on campus vendors, fair trade
Student Government Association organized a meeting on Nov. 17 in the Student Services Building to give students the opportunity to learn and ask questions about services they use.
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Students protest for Immokalee workers’ rights
Florida State University’s Center for Participant Education coordinated with Coalition of Immokalee Workers to bring awareness to the farm workers’ plight in Immokalee, Fla.
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Pride holds AIDS awareness carnival
Pride Student Union organized their first annual AIDS awareness carnival on Tuesday, Dec. 2. Around the world, this day is recognized as a day of remembrance and support for those whose lives have been affected by HIV/AIDS.
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Light The Night boasts highest turnout yet
The Tallahassee community came together to show support at the annual Light the Night event Thursday, Nov. 19 on Florida State University’s campus. The two-mile walk was put on by the local chapters of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society around the United States.
