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FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
As we celebrate all of our #FSU2026🎓 grads, we want to remind our newest @FSUAlumni to never forget the memories you made, and know you'll always have a home right here at FSU 💛 ❤️
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
Thank you for making the 15th annual FSU’s Great Give truly extraordinary! Your support fuels academic excellence, empowers our faculty and staff and opens doors for students to chase their dreams, drive innovation and make a lasting impact beyond campus. Go Noles! #FSUGreatGive
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
Thank you for all of your support during the 15th annual FSU’s Great Give! We couldn’t have done it without all of you.
We raised $1,533,487.45, had 5,514 donors from all around the world and had many projects reach their goal!
Yet another successful #FSUGreatGive!
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
Many projects have surpassed their goal! BUT the day isn’t over yet. Some incredible projects are still working to reach their funding targets, and your support can help push them across the finish line! Visit greatgive.fsu.edu and help us finish strong! #FSUGreatGive
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
From coast to coast, Noles showed up! All 50 states are represented and every gift is making an impact. This is what it means to support FSU!
There’s still time to help projects finish strong! Give now at greatgive.fsu.edu. #FSUGreatGive
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
FSU’s Great Give is just under one month away! On March 4, Seminoles support the students, programs and opportunities that make Florida State extraordinary. From classroom to lab to locations around the world, your gift helps students thrive. Learn more at greatgive.fsu.edu
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
The Food for Thought Pantry helps FSU students facing food insecurity by providing free food and essential resources. Gifts through FSU’s Great Give can help expand the pantry and support students so they can focus on their studies! Learn more at greatgive.fsu.edu.
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
For updated info on the FSU Support Center, ways to donate and how to watch the Gathering of Unity Vigil, visit alerts.fsu.edu.
SUPPORT CENTER OPEN SATURDAY, APRIL 19
Florida State University will open a Support Center at the Askew Student Life Center from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, April 19. Students can come in to see Florida Crises Response and the Attorney General’s Office advocate for victims comp, and therapy dogs will be there as well.
SUPPORT FSU STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY
For those looking for a way to support and uplift FSU's community, a gift, no matter the size, can offer comfort and relief to those directly impacted. Your support of the FSU Emergency Fund will help to provide immediate financial support to students and families directly impacted by the tragedy. To donate, visit bit.ly/4cXQNTb.
DONATIONS OF GOODS AND SERVICES
The university is not in need of additional resources at this time, however individuals or organizations who are wanting to make donations of goods and services should contact [email protected]. They will contact you directly.
GATHERING OF UNITY VIGIL
Watch the vigil held on April 18 on Langford Green: youtube.com/live/E5i_Cz1yZ1A
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
Our @FloridaState community is grieving in the wake of a heartbreaking tragedy. Support the FSU Emergency Fund to help those affected and show the strength of our caring community.
Resources: response.fsu.edu
Emergency Fund: bit.ly/4cXQNTb
#FSUstrong
ALT Graphic with the text "We are FSU Strong" in bold, overlaid on an image of the historic Westcott Building at Florida State University under a cloudy sky, all tinted in the school's signature garnet color.
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
Dear FSU community,
Today, we experienced a tragic and senseless act of violence at the heart of our campus.
At lunchtime, an active shooter opened fire at the Student Union. Two were killed. Six others were injured.
We are heartbroken. We are grieving with the families, friends, and loved ones of those who were lost. We are holding close those who are injured, and we are standing by everyone who is hurting.
I’ve been in constant contact with our law enforcement and emergency teams since the incident began. The FSU Police Department, along with the Tallahassee Police Department, the Leon County Sheriff’s Office, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, and the Florida Highway Patrol, responded immediately and decisively. FSU Police contained the threat and prevented even greater tragedy. I am grateful for their courage and professionalism.
Right now, our focus is on taking care of people. That means the victims and their families. It means students, faculty, and staff who were nearby and are now trying to make sense of what they experienced. And it means every person in our campus community who is feeling shaken or overwhelmed.
We are working closely with our leadership, law enforcement, and mental health professionals to ensure that everyone has the support they need. If you’re struggling, please reach out to our Counseling & Psychological Services team at (850) 644-TALK (8255). You are not alone.
There will be more updates in the days ahead, and more time to reflect and heal. But now, we mourn together. We lean on one another. And we remember who we are.
We are Florida State. We are family. And we stand together.
Sincerely,
Richard McCullough
President
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
On this Veterans Day, Florida State University salutes veterans past, present, and future. 🇺🇸
@FSU_Vets #VeteransDay #FSUSalutes
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
What an accomplishment! Congratulations @FSUSoccer! #GoNoles
RT @FloridaState: Looking forward welcoming celebrated comedian, actor and FSU alumnus @BertKreischer, who will serve as the Homecoming Par…
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FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
Today marks the beginning of 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗔𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵.
We are grateful for our relationship with the Seminole Tribe of Florida. 🍢
Learn more ➡️ seminoles.com/feature/honori…
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
I was honored to join @MDCPresident Madeline Pumariega in signing an agreement that will create clearer pathways for @MDCollege students who want to continue their academic journey at FSU. This will give them the tools and support they need to succeed. news.fsu.edu/news/university…
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
Florida State University faculty members are learning how to best navigate academic innovation and the pertinent topic of artificial intelligence (AI) with a new program sponsored by the Office of the Provost and hosted by @FSUTheHub.
news.fsu.edu/news/students-c…
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
Florida’s universities are fueling innovation and driving the economy. I was excited to highlight how FSU’s growing research enterprise is helping to create jobs, foster new technologies and strengthen our state’s future.
Exciting insights from today's #F3 speakers focused on the Innovation & Economic Development #FL2030 Blueprint pillar! @FloridaState @PresMcCullough and our President @MarkWilsonFL discussed the role of Florida universities in advancing R&D, and @IRSCTheRiver's Dr. Bruce Fraser and @FIU's Liane Sippin teamed up for a panel on AI in higher education efforts. #Innovation #EconomicDevelopment #FLHigherEd #AI
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day!
Located outside of University Center A is a life-sized, cast-bronze sculpture depicting a typical Seminole family during the Seminole Wars of the 1830s. The statue pays homage to the strength and bravery of the Seminole people.
#FSU
FSU Alumni Assoc. retweeted
On Indigenous Peoples' Day, Florida State University honors our cherished relationship with the Seminole Tribe of Florida, powerfully illustrated by this historic moment when Chairman Marcellus Osceola Jr. planted the spear at Doak Campbell Stadium.
We are proud of our academic, cultural and athletic partnerships and are privileged to call ourselves Seminoles as a tribute to their enduring strength and unconquered spirit.
Read more at fsu.edu/seminole-tribe