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Editor in Chief, The Weather Channel. Former Tampa Bay Times managing editor.

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FSU student filmmakers earn national recognition from American Society of Cinematographers

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By Patty Cox
| news.fsu.edu
Left to right: Juan Martinez, Saron Bahre and Leandro Rutigliano, students in FSU’s College of Motion Picture Arts, are among a select group of emerging cinematographers nominated for a 2026 Student Heritage Award from the American Society of Cinematographers. Key Points Three FSU College of Motion Picture Arts students earn nominations for the American Society of Cinematographers’ 2026 Student Heritage Awards.
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Tickets on sale now for FSU School of Theatre season performances

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By Patty Cox
| news.fsu.edu
The cast of the FSU School of Theatre’s 2025 production of “Footloose” performs at the Richard G. Fallon Theatre. Single tickets are now on sale for the school’s 2026-27 season, which features three musicals and two plays. From Shakespeare to Broadway musicals, Florida State University’s School of Theatre will bring a wide range of stories to the stage during its 2026-27 season. Tickets are now on sale.
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FSU Marching Chiefs selected to perform in 2027 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

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By Patty Cox
| news.fsu.edu
Members of Florida State University’s Marching Chiefs will make history as the first collegiate marching band from Florida to march in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in November 2027. Key Points FSU will be the first Florida collegiate marching band to march in the iconic parade. With 420 students expected to travel to New York, the College of Music is launching a $1 million campaign to support the 2027 trip.
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