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Florida's attorney general sued the Atlantic Coast Conference on Thursday in an attempt to receive the media rights contracts with Florida State University.

A pro-Palestine demonstration was held on Florida State University's Landis Green Thursday. The groups involved demand FSU divest from Israel and acknowledge the hardships of Arab and Muslim students.

Florida State University and the Atlantic Coast Conference were back in court Monday. A judge ordered Florida State lawyers to amend their complaint in the university's lawsuit against ACC.

The deceased, Faizan, was seen in a purported video lying injured on the ground as security personnel forced him to sing Vande Mataram and the national anthem during the Northeast Delhi riots.

Hon. John Cooper, is holding his court's first hearing since FSU sued the ACC in December. Watch the video to see what the judge decides.

That understanding will serve as a foundation for FSU and TMH to create a new not-for-profit corporation.

Florida State University students who have leftover guest meal swipes on their meal plan can donate them to the Fuel Your Fellow Nole Campaign. It will help the 1 in 5 students who are food insecure.

The Florida State HELPS Career Fair helped to address worker shortages in high-demand industries like healthcare, education, law enforcement and public service.

FSU Market Wednesdays brings the variety of local businesses to campus for hundreds of potential new student customers each week.

All-American, all-female swim star Riley Gaines traveled to San Francisco State University in April 2023 to speak about the importance of keeping women's spaces female-only. Enraged that the former NCAA swimmer was allowed to speak and desperate to prevent her from being heard, LGBT activists and ...