In the fall of 2024, Florida State University Libraries embarked on an innovative partnership with an interior design class to reimagine the first floor of the Strozier Library. This project – creating a hypothetical new design of an existing library space – aimed to transform the library’s main floor into a dynamic, multifunctional space that... Continue Reading →
On January 29th, Art in the Library, in collaboration with Opening Minds through Art (OMA), unveiled a new art exhibition in Strozier Library featuring artwork done by people living with dementia. OMA’s program partners undergraduate students with dementia patients, the two working together to produce lovely pieces of art, with the patients’ creativity and specific... Continue Reading →
Each year, the Interior Design & Architecture Department at Florida State University proudly presents its annual design charrette, a dynamic event dedicated to exploring creative design scenarios. This exhibition showcases the collaborative efforts of student teams, organized across different academic years. By bringing together students with varying levels of expertise, the charrette fosters a unique... Continue Reading →
Opening Minds through Art (OMA) is an inspiring intergenerational art-making program dedicated to building bridges across age and cognitive barriers. Designed for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, OMA pairs elders with college student interns or volunteers to engage in creative, “no-fail” art activities. This unique initiative not only fosters creativity... Continue Reading →
With immense gratitude, FSU Libraries celebrates this past Giving Tuesday. For those unfamiliar, Giving Tuesday is an annual event held on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving, encouraging everyone to donate to a cause, whether it's an institution, individual, or something else, as a demonstration of generosity and thankfulness. FSU Libraries interns with Diracula. This year,... Continue Reading →
After Strozier Library’s subbasement was flooded in December 2022, plans were made to protect the Special Collections materials from future unforeseen disasters. It was decided that Special Collections would use Iron Mountain, a trusted security and preservation company, to secure and protect the archival materials and rare books that had been spared in the flood.... Continue Reading →
The Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) is a detailed initiative aimed at improving an aspect of FSU. The current QEP, which has been in effect since 2023 and is estimated to be completed by 2027, focuses on enhancing doctoral-level education. Specifically, it aims to increase scholarly and creative activity among doctoral students and prepare them for... Continue Reading →
Chad Corbitt is a two-time FSU alumnus, earning his bachelor’s degree in finance in 2009 and his master’s in business administration in 2022. He currently resides in Jacksonville, Florida, Chad’s early career was marked by his dedication to education and technology, exemplified by his co-founding of StudyEdge, GIN System, and Tutor Matching Service. Collectively, these... Continue Reading →
I would like to take a moment to acknowledge and thank the dedicated staff of FSU Libraries who demonstrated exceptional commitment during Hurricane Milton. Their efforts to keep Strozier Library open provided our students with a safe and supportive environment amidst the storm. This unwavering dedication not only ensured continuity of service but also exemplified... Continue Reading →
FSU is gearing up for Author’s Day! If you are a faculty or staff member and have published a work in 2024, we want it included in our FSU Libraries collections where it will be prominently displayed at the celebration event, tentatively set for March 6, 2025 at the Beth Moore Lounge in the Longmire... Continue Reading →
