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Dr. Laura Reina uses the High Performance Computing cluster to enable her research in elementary particle physics.
Ben Brownell landed in technology during the 1990s tech boom and now works as IT manager in the College of Medicine.
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ITS Leads the Way in AI Education with New Advisory Committee
FSU established the Artificial Intelligence in Education Advisory Committee to oversee AI initiatives.
FSU Explores AI Integration Across Campus
FSU ITS recently held a presentation on the impact and future of artificial intelligence at FSU.
FSU ITS Celebrates Milestone: 100 Interns and Counting
FSU ITS celebrates reaching 100 interns in a single semester, marking a key milestone in ITS’ contribution to student development and success.
We Are IT | Meet Andrea Dial
Senior IT Manager, Andrea Dial, leads and facilitates the work that helps ITS achieve its goals and implement new technologies and solutions.
FSU Faculty Reaches New Heights with Innovative AI Collaboration
Faculty from across the university are using Microsoft Copilot to create a virtual teaching assistant for their students.
Navigate the New FSU Events Calendar
ITS recently redesigned the FSU Events Calendar.
Check This Off! ITS Tech Checklist
Your ‘festival’ guide to setting up your technology for the first day of classes.
We Are IT | Meet Cory Pillar
Cory Pillar, with over 20 years of experience as a Network Technician, works on the wired cabling for departments across campus.
Call for Student Technology Fee Project Submissions
ITS is now accepting proposals for the 2024-2025 Student Technology Fee award cycle.
Wi-Fi Watch: Savvy Tips for Connecting to Public Wi-Fi
These tech tips will keep you safe and secure when connecting to public Wi-Fi networks.
