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Watch commencement LIVE! Visit the webpage to get the link. Be sure to use the appropriate link according to when your grad walks! https://www.frostburg.edu/annual-events/commencement/

NASA astronaut and FSU alum '85, Ricky Arnold, spoke to area middle school students in person one year after skyping the same students from the International Space Station!Arnold will speak again TONIGHT at 7 p.m. in Pealer Recital Hall. The family-friendly event is FREE and open to the public.

FSU Alum William Sewell signs with Copenhagen Towers, Denmarks defending team.

Don't forget Bobcats! Sign up now for the University Spirit Run 5K happening June 1!

“The healthcare industry is the largest employer in Maryland’s three westernmost counties, and FSU is a committed educational partner to assure we are responding to our regional needs,” said FSU President Ronald Nowaczyk.

Introducing the newest bobcat on campus! Thanks to Frostburg SGA and all the students, alumni and friends of FSU for making this happen!

This allied health program allows students to combine coursework to obtain a Master's degree in a total of 5 years -- 3-1/2 years of undergraduate work and 1-1/2 years of graduate work!

FSU STUDENTS LAUNCH HIGH ALTITUDE BALLOON FSU students earning their electrical engineering degrees at Anne Arundel College launched a high altitude balloon from the FSU campus today. The payload connected to the balloon will transmit radiation and temperature data back to the team.

A big thank you to Congressman David Trone for visiting the campus Friday to talk with students about entrepreneurship and public service.

2019 UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM (by the numbers) 126 presentations by 248 students mentored by 52 faculty & staff across 3 colleges & 15 departments 1 visiting U.S. Representative

One of the 262 students nationwide, FSU student and LaVale resident Jenna Puffinburger has been chosen by Campus Compact as a 2019 Newman Civic Fellow.

FSU biology students want ticks! Yes, that’s right – Dr. Rebekah Taylor, associate professor of biology asks that anyone who finds a tick this season send it to her with the specific location of where that tick was found. Students will analyze the ticks for pathogens including Lyme Disease to track the spread of the disease.