FSU College of Music Debuts New Global Map with Help from FSU Libraries Florida State UniversityโsโฏCollege of Musicโฏhas launched aโฏnew interactive webpageโฏshowcasing the global reach of its students and faculty.โฏ The webpage uses an interactive map to highlight College of Music activities around the world and illustrate how international experiences are shaping teaching, research and... Continue Reading →
Emmett Till Lecture Series presented by FSU Libraries
Building on the recent acquisition of rare legal documents related to the Emmett Till case, FSU Libraries invites the campus and community to attend the Emmett Till Lecture Series on September 17, 2026, in the Broad Auditorium at the Claude Pepper Center at FSU. The event will feature Patrick Weems, Executive Director of the Emmett... Continue Reading →
FSU Libraries: Data Visualization Contest 2027
Florida State University Libraries is now accepting submissions for the 2027 Data Visualization Contest, a yearly competition intended to showcase studentsโ creative work with data. The final day for submissions will be January 11, 2027. The awards and prizes for the top three winners will be given out during Love Data Week. This yearโs theme... Continue Reading →
Native American and Indigenous Studies Center Research Ethics Workshop
Research is vital to the mission of Florida State University.ย Essential to learned discourse, scientific discovery, and medical breakthroughs, research creates knowledge and drives innovation.ย But research can also cause harm.ย The Office of Research protects the rights, data, and welfare of research participants by enforcing Office for Human Subject Protection and Institutional Review Board... Continue Reading →
FSU Libraries Newsletter: LIBNEWS volume 2
Emmett Till Trial Records Donated to FSU Libraries FSU Libraries Special Collections & Archivesโฏhasโฏacquiredโฏa collection of rare legal documentsโฏdonated byย independentโฏEmmettโฏTillย researchersโฏKevin Murphy and Colleen FitzPatrick.โฏTheโฏcollectionโฏexpands public access to historical records tied to one of the most significant civil rights cases in American history.ย Handwritten "Not Guilty"ย verdict formย from the trial of J.W. Milam and Roy Bryant for... Continue Reading →
Summer of Love: Romance Picks from Pop Lit
This summer, weโre bringing the heat with a new display featuring romance books from our Popular Literature collection! Alongside bestsellers like Heated Rivalry, youโll find new arrivals with the same compelling mix of tension and chemistryโon the field and beyond. Whether youโre 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 →
FSU Libraries Newsletter: LIBNEWS volume 1
Check out LIBNEWS for all things FSU Libraries, including updates, events, and more!
FSU Libraries in London
Traveling to the 2026 LILAC (Information Literacy) Conference hosted by the University of Sheffield provided an excellent opportunity for a visit to the FSU London campus. Last month, Liz Dunne, who serves as the Head of Teaching, Learning, and Engagement, and Michael Pritchard, our Distance Library Services Specialist, spent a full day at the Study Centre to connect with international colleagues and students... Continue Reading →
Library Listicle: Business of Fashion Edition
Highlighting articles for students, by students!
Celebrating FSU Authors Day 2026
On April 9, 2026, FSU Libraries will partner with theย Office of Faculty Development and Advancementย to celebrate the recent book and music publications of FSU faculty and staff with FSU Authors Day. This annual event showcases publications from across the disciplines, including scholarly monographs, textbooks, handbooks, edited volumes, streaming music, poetry, and novels published between January... Continue Reading →

