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Enjoy live music on the shores of Lake Bradford at the FSU Lakefront Park, catch the Noles men's basketball & football games live on our outdoor big screen and join park activities from student agencies and organizations. Get a free food combo voucher when you register online by Wednesday, Nov. 11. Walk-up admission is free for all FSU students on the day of the event (food available for purchase).

It's rivalry week for Seminole basketball as both teams battle the Florida Gators at the Civic Center. The men face UF on Tuesday, tip-off at 6 p.m.‌ Get advance student tickets at seminoles.com.‌ Then, Sunday, the women take on Florida at 2 p.m., free for students at the door with your FSU ID.

Concerts, comedians, game nights, bowling, billiards, art center projects…the Student Union has plenty of free and low-cost entertainment options every week. Stop by for an evening of fun this week!

Donate food or money to the Chop and Chomp: Beat UF, Beat Hunger Food Drive. We're battling the Gators to help stock our food pantry to benefit students who face food insecurity. Make a donation at sites around campus or simply donate funds to support the cause

Stop by the GLOBE on Friday afternoons for coffee, snacks, and conversation with a diverse group of students from across the United States and around the world.

Women's basketball hosts Merrimack in its home opener Monday at 6 p.m. at the Civic Center.
Cheer on women's volleyball Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Tully Gym when they face ACC foe Georgia Tech. 
Thursday, women's soccer welcomes Virginia Tech at 6:30 p.m. at the Seminole Soccer Complex. 
And, Friday, men's basketball opens its home schedule against Troy at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center. Plus, more home basketball, volleyball and softball this weekend!

Rome’s deadliest warrior returns home a hero only to become a danger to the very people he swore to defend. Shakespeare's Coriolanus, a School of Theatre production, opens Nov. 6 and runs through Nov. 15. Student tickets are $10.

Join fellow out-of-state students for a special bonfire at the lake at FSU's own Lakefront Park. Hang out with students and enjoy s'mores and other snacks. In collaboration with Undergraduate Studies, Noles Everywhere, and Campus Recreation.

Find out about FSU’s Global Exchange programs at this event where you can meet international students from FSU’s partner universities and FSU students who have recently been abroad as an exchange student.

Four different local bands representing four different decades take the stage for this mixtape of covers from the ‘70s through the 2000s. Hear it all, for free! Doors open at 7 p.m., first band takes the stage at 8 p.m. Free for FSU students with your FSUID.