Watch the 2023 thriller The Killer Friday at 8 then sing along with Tick Tick Boom at Midnight, or catch a thrilling double feature Saturday with The Killer at 7 and 2014's Gone Girl at 10. Movie Night is Free for FSU students.

Get one-on-one advice to polish your resume as you prepare to apply for jobs and internships. Three upcoming sessions from the Career Center: for STEM majors on January 16 and all majors January 18 and 22.

Be an advocate for sustainable change! Stop by Landis Green to learn more about Sustainable Campus programs including Eco Reps, the Food Recovery Network, Garnet and Gold Goes Green, and Seminole Organic Garden.

Friday, January 19 is the last day to pay or defer tuition, housing, or fees. Be sure to check your account for charges and make the required payment or arrangements.

Get one-on-one advice to polish your resume as you prepare to apply for jobs and internships. Three upcoming sessions from the Career Center: for STEM majors on January 16 and all majors January 18 and 22.

Participate in a day of service, join a discussion about the Civil Rights Movement, and listen to CNN's Sara Sidner & Netflix All American's Da'Vinchi speak in the Golden Torch Lecture Series, all part of FSU's MLK Week of Celebration.

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.

Unwind after your first week of classes with the Center for Leadership & Service. Stop by Dunlap Success Center for relaxing arts and crafts, hot beverages, fresh donuts, and more.

Connect with student leaders from hundreds of registered student organizations at the Spring Involvement Fair and learn new ways to get involved on campus this spring.