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Some students say the effort to clean up the memorials is too soon. University officials say they aren't trying to make the memorials disappear.
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Student Reese Gourley was hurt during the mass shooting at Florida State University that killed two people.
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The union will open Monday from 3 to 5 p.m., beginning with a moment of reflection. No employees or volunteers are required to be present. FSU begins graduation activities on campus this week.
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Following last week's deadly shooting, FSU students are asking lawmakers to pass some measures — and reject others — to prevent future gun violence.
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The university is working to give students flexibility, including making more classes available online. Some students say the return to campus feels too soon.
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Stephanie Horowitz didn't hear the shots but knew what was happening. She looked out at the sprawling FSU campus and saw a dreadful reminder of when she was a teen at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High.
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Questions abound about how the stepson of a beloved sheriff’s deputy school resource officer became the accused gunman in a campus shooting. Here's what we know through the weekend.
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Thousands of people attended a vigil at Florida State University Friday to honor the two people killed and others injured in a mass shooting on the college campus the day before.
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According to family, those killed were Robert Morales, a university dining coordinator who had worked at FSU since 2015 and Tiru Chabba, a food service vendor executive.
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Tallahassee police said Friday that the gunman arrived on campus an hour before the shooting Thursday.
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USF president Rhea Law cited an "abundance of caution" for the added patrols and encouraged students and employees to take advantage of mental health services offered by the university.
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By early Friday, memorials dotted the campus and a school-wide vigil had been scheduled as students and faculty tried to start healing from the previous day's shooting.