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Library Listicle: Business of Fashion Edition
New Arrivals to Pop Lit!
Eager to unwind with a good book? Discover these new arrivals to the Popular Literature Collection, located on the main level of Strozier Library (near Starbucks)! Our newest selections offer something for everyone. Crack open literary fiction bestsellers like Katabasis by R.F. Kuang and Hungerstone by Kat Dunn, get lost in a love story with... Continue Reading →
Library Listicle News Recap: The Athletic Edition
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Library Listicle News Recap: Wall Street Journal Edition
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Library Listicle News Recap: New York Times Edition
I'm sure we’re all guilty of receiving a bunch of article notifications, finding the headline interesting, and ending up never reading it. Specifically, the articles that we tend to skip are the ones that help us implement improved lifestyle choices and healthy habits. Here are a few highlights from the NYTimes Lifestyle section that aim to do just that. (P.S. all FSU students, faculty, and staff have free NYT access! You... Continue Reading →
Art in the Library presents: 10 Questions with Bryce Lovelace
Bryce Lovelace is a meteorology student at Florida State University from Tampa, FL. His interest in native ecology began while working at Little Red Wagon Native Nursery, where he developed a passion for Florida’s plant and insect life. And a passion for Florida’s ecosystems, which are undergoing rapid transformation, and many species are struggling to... Continue Reading →
FSU Libraries: Q&A With Dean Cooper
Get to know the new Dean of FSU Libraries with this exclusive Q&A! Q: What is your favorite place in all of Tallahassee? A: My favorite place in Tallahassee is anywhere I can walk among the southern live oak trees and enjoy the North Florida landscape. One of the best parting gifts I received from... Continue Reading →
What Is Azure Data Lake Analytics? A Beginner’s Guide for Data Science
If you’ve ever worked with large amounts of data—like customer logs, IoT sensor readings, or app usage data—you know how hard it can be to process and analyze everything efficiently. That’s exactly what Azure Data Lake Analytics (ADLA) was designed to help with. Think of it as a super-powered calculator in the cloud that can... Continue Reading →
Where Are They Now? Loucil Rubio
Loucil Rubio began her FSU journey with a simple passion for data. Though her major shifted several times, going from Computer Engineering to Computer Science before finally settling on Information Science. During her time at FSU Libraries, Loucil worked as a Data Analyst under the leadership of Kirsten Kinsley. This position taught her about ‘data... Continue Reading →
GIS Day 2025
Since its inception in 1999, GIS (Geographic Information Science) Day has been a time for celebrating geographic information-based technologies. FSU Libraries has previously celebrated this annual event with displays featuring maps and books on mapmaking, as well as with hands-on activities with maps and snacks. However, for GIS Day 2025, FSU Libraries is bringing back... Continue Reading →
