March against gun violence begins following FSU mass shooting

Dozens of students march to Florida Capitol to call for more protection in wake of FSU campus shooting

The march comes after 20-year-old FSU student Phoenix Ikner fired shots on the campus Thursday, killing two men and leaving six others injured, including himself, according to authorities.

March against gun violence begins following FSU mass shooting

People are preparing to march against gun violence in Tallahassee Wednesday

Students, teachers march to Florida Capitol to make demands after FSU shooting

The Florida legislature is in session for the first time on Wednesday since a gunman opened fire on the campus of Florida State University, killing two men and leaving six other people hurt. Now a group of students and teachers from the university are trying to assure that they are heard after marching uphill from campus to the Capitol building,...

FSU students hold march to Capitol against gun violence

Students from Florida State University marched to the state Capitol Wednesday to advocate for gun safety laws.

FSU shooting: 2 dead, 6 injured, deputy sheriff’s son in custody - The Miami Hurricane

Gunfire erupted near Florida State University’s student union last Thursday, sending students fleeing and forcing the campus into lockdown. Belongings were left abandoned on the lawn. Some students barricaded the entrance to their classroom with a pile of chairs and desks. Police sirens replaced the sound of birds and chatter.  After a three hour shelter-in-place, […] The post FSU shooting: 2 dead, 6 injured, deputy sheriff’s son in custody firs…

Florida lawmakers are in session this Wednesday for the first time since the shooting at Florida State University (FSU), which was taken advantage of by students who moved to the Capitol to demand measures against armed violence and be heard. During the beginning of the Senate session, senators joined in a moment of silence for the victims of the FSU shooting that claimed two lives and left six people injured. Several college students were prese…