Hit the weights, the courts, the track, the pool, or the spa at the Leach Center, open daily and free for students.  Try one of over 60 group fitness classes each week. Download the FSU Rec app to register and view facility information.

Compete in Dory's Spelling Bee Tuesday, get and give books at the CDU Book Swap Wednesday, or laugh with comedians Karolena Therea & Melissa Rich Friday. Club Downunder is the place for campus entertainment. Find us on the lower level of the new Student Union.

Tuesday: Come out and show your spelling abilities at Dory's Spelling Bee. Check in will start at 5:30, the first 20 people to sign up can compete and there will be fun "bee" prizes!

Wednesday: Meet us in Club Downunder with your gently used books to participate in our first book swap of the year! From 5-8 p.m., grab some coffee, hunt through piles of books, refresh your library, and take a new DIY bookmark home!

Friday: Stand-Up Downunder presents comedians Karolena Therea and Melissa Rich. Doors open at 7:00 p.m., show at 8 p.m. Free with your FSUCard.

Watch the documentary Being Eñye and join flimmaker Denise Soler Cox for a post-screening discussion, part of FSU's Hispanic/LatinX Cultural Celebration.

Enjoy amazing events during a 4-day campus-wide collaborative arts festival highlighting the diverse voices, talents and creativity of FSU faculty and students, presented by the Office of Research.

Relax at the Rez: FSU's Lakefront Park on Food Truck Fridays all month long.  Get free food starting at 1 p.m. while it lasts and enjoy the lakefront, sand volleyball, disc golf, and more all afternoon.

The Rez is open Thursday through Sundays 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. all month long, excluding home football game days.  Always free for FSU students with your FSUCard or by showing your FSU Rec app barcode ID.

Need a quiet place to study for midterms?  Reserve an individual or group study room at Strozier Library or Dirac Science Library for you and up to 14 other classmates.

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.

Register to vote and get the tools, information, and confidence you need to cast your ballot this fall.

90% of voter-eligible students at FSU were registered to vote in the 2020 election, that's over 20% better than the 66% average at universities nationwide. Register to vote during Rock the Vote at Strozier Library, Tuesday 1-3 p.m. Or, Wednesday during a Rock the Vote show at Club Downunder featuring Bandemic, the Retrograde, and Airport Drive. Register to vote at 8p, doors to the show open at 8:30p, show starts at 9p on the lower level of the new Student Union.

And, check out FSU Votes, a one-stop source for nonpartisan voter education and engagement initiatives at Florida State University and in Leon County. Keep up to date on the latest election-related information, resources and events on campus and beyond.

Florida State University has made operational changes to academic and event schedules this week in preparation for impacts from Hurricane Ian.  Visit alerts.fsu.edu for the latest official information from the University and emergency.fsu.edu for storm preparation tips.

Know what to do when tropical storms threaten Tallahassee. Review steps you can take to best ensure you are prepared in the event of power outages or other storm-related issues.

When a storm approaches, go to alerts.fsu.edu for the latest University updates on any operational changes.