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A seven-foot interactive sculpture at Florida State University lets visitors hear anonymous stories from childhood abuse survivors, turning art into a powerful tool for prevention and healing. The Voices Project combines engineering, creativity, and real human experiences to spark conversations that matter.
Florida State University's graduate students are crushing it, earning 135 prestigious national fellowships and grants this academic year alone. The university just celebrated these impressive scholars at a special recognition event honoring their research, teaching, and leadership.
Florida State's softball team captured their 20th ACC Tournament Championship, defeating Virginia Tech 2-1 in a nail-biter that showcased why the Seminoles own college softball's most impressive dynasty. Coach Lonni Alameda just earned her 10th conference title.
Despiro Wray, a Florida State freshman, captured gold in men's shotput at the ACC Championships with a personal best throw that ranks sixth in school history. The Seminoles qualified nine athletes for Saturday's finals across multiple events.
A stunning 7-foot sculpture at Florida State University transforms as you walk around it, revealing survivor stories through fractured images that become whole again. The piece invites visitors to hear real voices collected during a 1,500-mile walk across Florida.
Florida State University's student-athletes just shattered their own academic record for the second semester in a row, proving that excellence on the field and in the classroom go hand in hand. Nearly 80% of athletes earned a 3.0 GPA or higher.
The Florida State Seminoles men's track and field team claimed their first conference championship in six years, scoring 94 points at the ACC Indoor Championships in Boston. Multiple record-breaking performances and a nail-biting relay finish secured the historic win.
Scientists at Florida State University have found a way to turn pelagic sargassum, the smelly seaweed choking beaches across Florida, into a valuable food ingredient. The breakthrough could transform millions of tons of coastal waste into a sustainable resource.
Scientists at Florida State University have figured out how to transform pelagic sargassum, the smelly seaweed that smothers beaches and costs millions to clean up, into a valuable food ingredient. The breakthrough could turn a $35 million annual problem into a sustainable solution.