The FSView & Florida Flambeau's photography staff is made up of 14 talented students. Each one specializes in their own niche, yet also pushes themselves to tackle new subjects outside of their comfort zones. This semester, the FSView photography team has covered topics across not just Florida State University’s campus, but the city of Tallahassee.

That came to fruition Monday night after six rounds of tournament soccer. With just three minutes remaining, Wrianna Hudson scored off an assist from Taylor Suarez as Florida State outlasted Stanford 1-0 in the Women’s College Cup Championship at CPKC Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.

Florida State University President Richard McCullough delivered his fifth annual State of the University Address on Wednesday, December 3. He told his audience that, with federal and even state funding in question for higher education, it seemed many institutions were experiencing tough times. FSU, however, was certainly not among that group.

In November, the State University System of Florida (SUSF) decided to terminate 18 academic programs, citing underperformance in producing graduates.

President Richard McCullough highlighted campus recovery, record rankings, athletics, and healthcare partnerships in his State of the University speech.

Viewing for the contest between the Gators and Seminoles will be available on television and streaming platforms, with audio broadcast available in multiple

A second half rally aids the University of Massachusetts men's basketball team to a 103-95 victory over Florida State at the Amerant Bank

Per ESPN, Florida State University tried to woo Lane Kiffin away from the Ole Miss Rebels during the regular season.

Check out The Gatorland Fan Fest and pick up Gatorhead logo patches, football schedule posters, and magnets at the Gatorade truck while supplies last. Orange & blue shakers will be available inside Gate 1 of the O'Connell Center. Refuel at the two "Grab N Go Gators" concession stores inside Gate 18 and on the North endzone concourse.

Greece Athena High School alum Wrianna Hudson led the Florida State Seminoles to a national NCAA title on Monday. In a Women’s College Cup final game that ended 1-0, Hudson scored the goal that secured the program’s win against Stanford University’s Cardinal.