The FSView & Florida Flambeau is thrilled to announce a brand new newsletter to connect students with the news they need to know about campus life.
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America once feared socialism, most famously during the Red Scare, but recent polls suggest that fear is fading. At FSU, students are divided on what the movement’s rise means.
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Entering this week’s game against the Boston College Eagles, the Florida State Seminoles will be led and coached by Rick Stockstill, who was named interim head coach following former head coach Mike Norvell was fired.
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During the midterm elections that saw Democrats take control of the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate, Tallahassee voters had a major hand in the progressive victories on their local ballots.
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The FSView chose to highlight Florida State sophomore swimmer Lucy Porter as its latest ’Nole of the Week. Originally from Perth, Australia, Porter has left her mark on the Seminoles’ swimming and diving program while balancing life as a student-athlete.
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Public nudity and collegiate shenanigans once went hand in hand, but somewhere between the days of shameless spontaneity and the fear of ending up on Barstool, students seem to have decided that some things are better left covered up.
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Florida State women’s basketball opened its 2026-27 season with an 81-51 victory over the Merrimack College Warriors on Monday at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center.
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Hot Take Tuesday serves up bold and candid student opinions from FSU’s approach to Thanksgiving and basketball to the difficulty of the job hunt.
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Former Florida State quarterback and 1993 Heisman Trophy winner Charlie Ward and his wife, Tonja Ward, cut the ribbon Thursday, Oct. 29, on the first outdoor multi-purpose field at the 112-acre Charlie Ward Champions Ranch in Tallahassee.
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Nearly four hours before kickoff, the FSU Golden Girls are on the field at Doak S. Campbell Stadium running their fourth-quarter timeout routine. By the time the crowd sees them, they've already been working for most of the day and preparing for months.
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Eight years ago today, Jeff Binkley lost his daughter, Maura Binkley, in the hot yoga studio shooting. Now, he serves as the program director of the Maura's Voice Research Fund at Florida State to utilize science against gun violence.
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Election Day is tomorrow, Nov. 3. The FSView has written profiles for candidates that may show up on your ballot. Read the full profiles and learn how to vote at the link in bio. See our stories for links to each profile.
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Views senior staff writer Kayra Serpenguzel believes corporations should continue to be held accountable for their contributions to climate change.
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FSU alum Jeff Shaara continues the work of his father, a former FSU creative writing professor and winner of the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
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Coming up with a creative Halloween costume in Tallahassee is getting increasingly difficult, and you're probably going to spot someone with a similar costume. For that reason, the FSView has crafted a list of niche Halloween costumes fit for every 'Nole.
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In this week’s FSView Sex & Love Column, Head Columnist Catalina Salgado explains why the “Kama Sutra” is more than a manual for sex positions.
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American classrooms center the West and sideline Asia, Africa and Latin America. Views editor Alaina Babb argues students deserve the full story.
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