FSU Libraries is proud to introduce our new Library Assessment Specialist, Sinbad Adjuik. Before stepping into this role, Sinbad worked as a Graduate Assistant in the Office of Digital Research and Scholarship (DRS), where he supported projects involving accessibility, research support, and digital scholarship. During his time in DRS, Sinbad also helped manage the CreateFSU... Continue Reading →
This summer, we’re bringing the heat with a new display featuring romance books from our Popular Literature collection! Alongside bestsellers like Heated Rivalry, you’ll find new arrivals with the same compelling mix of tension and chemistry—on the field and beyond. Whether you’re drawn to the thrill of the game or the spark between characters, explore these summer romance picks on display now in Pop Lit, located on the main floor of Strozier... Continue Reading →
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The Florida State University Libraries Art in the Library program centers on bringing art from the FSU student body into our library spaces, celebrating the artistic and research endeavors of our local creative community. The exhibition series The Artists of FSU Libraries expands that mission by highlighting the creative practices of those who work within the libraries themselves. Now in... Continue Reading →
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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 →
Highlighting articles for students, by students!
Highlighting articles for students, by students!
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 →
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 →
