Fsu

FSU commonly refers to Florida State University, a public research university located in Tallahassee, Florida. It is a major institution within the State University System of Florida and offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across a wide range of fields, including arts and sciences, business, engineering, education, communications, fine arts, and medicine.

The institution traces its origins to the 19th century and has evolved from a small seminary into a comprehensive university. It has grown to support a large campus, numerous research centers, and extensive academic programs across disciplines such as science, health, engineering, and the humanities.

FSU maintains a campus culture built around student life, research opportunities, and public service, with a broad array of libraries, cultural offerings, and partnerships with government and industry that help connect the university to the wider community.

Athletics play a prominent role on campus. Florida State University's teams compete in NCAA Division I, primarily in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The school colors are garnet and gold, and the mascot is Osceola paired with Renegade on horseback. The football program has won national championships and the university sponsors a wide range of varsity sports, contributing to the institution’s profile and community engagement.