Meet student organizations, shop the vendors, or just hang out for the Noon Sound Hour at Market Wednesday, every Wednesday from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. along Legacy Walk in front of the new Student Union.

Renew your focus on your personal wellness. Get resources that can benefit each of the nine dimensions of holistic wellness from emotional to physical, spiritual to social, and more. Get a slice of pizza and win prizes as you explore wellness.

Join students from FSU, FAMU, and TSC for the Big Event, a day of service on Saturday, February 15. Volunteer at sites all over the city and give your time and efforts to key community projects. Registration ends Monday, February 3.

Have your resume ready for this week's career and internship fairs and networking events. Connect at the STEM Fair Tuesday and Seminole Futures for all majors Thursday.

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 28 and all majors January 30 and February 3.

Get tips to organize your time, learn how to write a better essay, or enhance your test prep skills. The Academic Center for Excellence has free ACE workshops so you can get things done better and with less stress. In-person and online workshops are available every week, all month long. Check the schedule for all the options.

Find out about FSU's Global Exchange program at a free information session Tuesday at Noon or Friday at 1 p.m. Applications for summer and fall exchange opportunities are due by February 1.

The Center for Global Engagement, College of Communication and Information, and College of Social Sciences and Public Policy present two international scholars this week at the GLOBE. Hear Maher Nasser from the United Nations, Thursday at 5 p.m. and Farwa Aamer from the Asia Society Policy Institute Friday at 1 p.m. Reserve a seat in advance!

The Center for Global Engagement, College of Communication and Information, and College of Social Sciences and Public Policy present two international scholars this week at the GLOBE. Hear Maher Nasser from the United Nations, Thursday at 5 p.m. and Farwa Aamer from the Asia Society Policy Institute Friday at 1 p.m. Reserve a seat in advance!

Chicago indie rock six-piece Ax and the Hatchetmen takes the stage in Club Downunder at the Student Union. Hotel Fiction opens. Doors at 7 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. Free for FSU students with ID.