Connect with student leaders from registered student organizations at the Summer Involvement Fair and learn new ways to get involved on campus this summer.

Make adjustments to your spring class schedule this week during drop/add period, which ends Thursday at 11:59 p.m. Students are responsible for payment for any courses on their schedule after the deadline.

Enjoy carnival games, inflatables, and food as you hang out with fellow students. Learn more about FSU programs and services and chat with fraternity and sorority council members as you build your community at FSU. Free for students!

FSU's mandatory first-day attendance policy means you must attend the first class session for each of your classes. Miss class? You are subject to being dropped to make room for another student.

Make adjustments to your spring class schedule this week during drop/add period, which ends Thursday at 11:59 p.m. Students are responsible for payment for any courses on their schedule after the deadline.

Moving out of your residence hall soon? Help us reduce waste by donating items that can be reused by local charities. Drop off clothing, housewares, decorations, and small appliances at locations in your residence hall lobbies.

FSU is set to graduate its largest class in history this spring. Six commencement ceremonies are set for Friday and Saturday at the Tucker Civic Center. Live streaming is available of each ceremony.

Have you volunteered time to support a community initiative? FSU's ServScript Program allows you to record your service to the community on your official FSU transcript. Log your spring hours by May 2.