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Popularity of thrifting has increased over the past few years as shoppers consider impacts of shopping on their environment and wallets. Stores are beginning to follow suit. One such store is City Walk Urban Mission.
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Located at the corner of Madison street and Woodward Avenue, Madison Social — known colloquially as Madso — has become synonymous with College Town. The restaurant and bar draws people in for everything from brunch and game days to late-night drinks...
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Bruce Warwick’s career in football operations has extended across the country, from the college ranks to the NFL. Warwick has taken over as interim director of athletics on Sept. 14 following the dismissal of Michael Alford.
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The Florida State Student Government Association released their budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, revealing that the FSU Senate's total discretionary budget was cut by hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Sometimes the soul food you need isn’t always the soul food you want, but Lemon Pepper Chicken deserves your desire as much as any other fried chicken establishment.
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Students that are unlawfully present in the U.S. will no longer be eligible for initial enrollment at Florida State and Florida A&M starting in 2027-28 academic year.
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This week’s Hot Take Tuesday features the bold opinions from View’s section writers on being busy and the need for quality gluten-free options.
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Florida Student News Watch contributor Lavinia Williams reports on the invasive plant species Ardisia Crenata in Tallahassee. This article was originally published in the Florida Student News Watch.
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After testing the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) system during the SEC Tournament last spring, the NCAA has approved the technology for all divisions of college baseball starting in the 2027 season.
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For Florida State mom Rhonda Wiggins Petrov, concern for her son's health doesn't stem from the "Tally Flu." It stems from "Tally mold" ...
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On Monday morning, FSU President Richard McCullough told ESPN that the university's athletic director, Michael Alford, has been fired.
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In April 2026, permit materials showed the potential for Railroad Square Art District to be replaced with apartment buildings.
For a city that prides itself on its creative community, the potential loss of Railroad Square should be a wake-up call.
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Known for its open mics, live performances, and support for local artists, Calvin’s Coffee House was the perfect place for FSU student and singer McKenzie Carlson to host a release party for her new single, "I Think You Should Leave."
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The Florida Department of Health has proposed dropping the requirement for four types of immunizations at public schools and proposed expanding current religious exemptions for children to opt out for "moral and ethical beliefs."
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Feline fans gathered for Fat Cat Books' grand reopening on Friday, Sept. 4. The new, long-awaited storefront comes after the nonprofit's two-year transition after being displaced from the Railroad Square Art District following tornados in May 2024.
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This week's Hot Take Tuesday features the bold opinions from View's section writers on the Leach Center and Tallahassee drivers.
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