As a Fillipina-American author, Grace Talusan said she’d never read a book with a protagonist similar to her until she read Maxine Hong Kingston’s “The Warrior Woman.” She said the books she consumed, which consisted […]
Arts & Ideas hosted the “The Linda Vaden-Goad Authors and Artists Series” featuring Joanne Britland and Lina Rincón to discuss Panamanian poet Javier Alvarado via Zoom, March 30. They also referenced FSU English professor Jennifer […]
This year, the Henry Whittemore Library looks much different than it has in the past. Plexiglass surrounds the Circulation Desk, Red Barn is barren and brew-less, and students are spread thin along the wooden tables […]
Patricia Birch, director of Inclusive Excellence Initiatives, hosted the event “Women in STEM,” celebrating female FSU professors who work in the College of Science, Engineering, Technology, and Math (STEM), via Zoom March 26. The panelists […]
Applying for college can be an exciting yet stressful time for students and their parents. In many cases, financial burdens can – and do – unfortunately hold students back from success. However, for some students […]
As part of the Global Studies Lecture Series, a group of panelists met for “The Never-Ending Story: Artsakh and Azerbaijan” event to discuss and raise awareness about the tragedies that took place in Armenia, Artsakh, […]
FSU honored six exceptional women with the Women Making History Now Award at a virtual event organized by the Center for Inclusive Excellence and the Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement March 23. The […]
By Caroline Gordon, Editorial Staff By Emily Rosenberg, Editorial Staff People know Christa McAuliffe as the “Teacher in Space.” She boarded the Challenger Space Shuttle in 1986 – which exploded seconds after taking off killing […]
Starting as fur, felt, and hot glue, student-made puppets were transformed into creatures of color and personality to enchant the preschoolers at the Centers for Early Childhood Education and teach them lessons on diversity, inclusion, […]
At first glance, ‘Moxie’ looked like any classic teen film. Within the first couple minutes I was rolling my eyes due to the use of cheesy costume that narrows high school students into problematic stereotypes. […]
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