Hit the weights, the courts, the track, the pool, or the spa at the Leach Center, open daily and free for students. Find what moves you with Campus Rec.

All new summer and fall undergraduates must complete the AlcoholEDU and Sexual Assault Prevention online modules by Tuesday to prevent a hold on your account for spring course registration.

Need to drop a class from your schedule? Complete the process by Friday to avoid it appearing on your transcript. Contact your academic advisor for details.

Need a few strategies to help prepare for a test, use AI in your studies, or better manage your time? FSU's Academic Center for Excellence has you covered with free workshops all month long.

Start making plans for your spring academic class schedule. The Spring Registration Guide and Course Search are available now to view your options. The first registration window opens Monday, October 7.

Make sure your health insurance is up to date with FSU to be ready to register for spring classes. You can choose to enroll in a plan for spring and summer starting October 1.

Your vote is your voice. If you want to vote in this November's local, state, and national elections, you must be registered by Monday, October 7. FSU Votes can connect you with information about registering, finding your polling place, and reviewing sample ballots.

Learn more about voting as you enjoy free pizza and music from two local Tallahassee bands in Club Downunder on the lower level of the Student Union. Presented by FSU Votes.

Men's, women's, and co-rec flag football league registration is in progress and ends this Wednesday. Indoor volleyball sign-ups start Wednesday at 12 Noon and run through October 2. Competitive & recreational divisions available in both sports.

Wear pink and join FSU Relay for Life at Market Wednesday in educating and advocating for cancer research in the hopes of one day finding a cure.