Rescheduled from Homecoming Week: See performances by the FSU cheerleaders, the Golden Girls, the Marching Chiefs, and student organizations. Meet the Homecoming Chief, Princess and Court. Musical duo Social House headlines the show.

Stop by Landis Green Wednesday evening for the Fall Festival.  Carnival rides, novelties, food and more!  Free for FSU students.

Hear from Tarana Burke, best known for founding the 'Me Too' Movement, as she shares inspiration from her amazing career that has been dedicated to social justice efforts.

Registered to vote in Leon County? Make your voice known and vote in the federal, state, and local elections this Tuesday. Don't forget to bring the required ID to your polling location.

Stop by a Group Tutoring session from ACE for study help for dozens of FSU courses. In-person sessions in WJB.  Come prepared with your own class notes and ask questions!

Registered to vote in Leon County? You can vote early for the November 8th federal, state, and local elections at the Student Services Building.

Head up to the 2nd floor (Room 201/203) and bring the required ID.  Make your voice known this election season!

Need tips for managing your time, ways to relax, or healthy eating on a budget? Talk to a free Wellness Coach from the Center for Health Advocacy and Wellness. Make a virtual appointment today!

Seminole volleyball takes the court in Tully Gym Friday at 8 p.m. for Senior Night versus Clemson and again Sunday at 1 p.m. against Top 10-ranked Georgia Tech.  Free for students.

Our annual football rivalry is renewed Saturday as FSU travels to Miami. Catch the game on the big screen with fellow Noles at the Union. Enjoy free tailgate snacks as you cheer on the Noles.  Kickoff time is 7:30 p.m.

The biggest step show of the year has arrived, rescheduled from Homecoming Week.  Free for students, get your tickets in advance at tickets.fsu.edu.

Doors open at 6 p.m. The show starts at 7 p.m.  And, no new entries after 7:30 p.m., so get there on time for the show!