Juneteenth Community Events & Resources

Juneteenth, celebrates the liberation of the last enslaved people in Texas. In 2021, the United States declared June 19 a federal holiday. There will be events in Tallahassee to celebrate Juneteenth, and there are many resources for you to learn more about the significance of this holiday.

FSU Author’s Day 2020

Every year, the FSU Libraries and the Office of Faculty Development and Advancement host FSU Author’s Day to celebrate the published accomplishments by FSU faculty and staff. This year, in lieu of a reception, we are honoring our authors digitally.  “Every year since we began the FSU Authors Day celebration, people have asked ‘Why the book?’ It is... Continue Reading →

FSU First Impressions Contest

As part of the Seminole First Impressions contest, FSU Facilities encouraged students, faculty, staff, and alumni to submit their ideas for campus beautification projects. We all absolutely love Strozier Library, but definitely think there is some room for improvements. These improvements would provide a better experience for the many students, faculty, staff, and community who... Continue Reading →

Virtual Backgrounds Capture FSU’s Spirit

Do you miss being on FSU's campus as much as we do? FSU Libraries has created virtual backgrounds on Zoom featuring scenes from Strozier and Dirac Libraries. We also took a trip to the online Heritage and University Archives to create some throwback backgrounds. Here are a few highlights: Heritage Museum Strozier Library, 1956-65http://purl.flvc.org/fsu/fd/FSU_HPUA2016003_B48_F1_I02 Bobby... Continue Reading →

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