This newsletter is a product of the committees' recommendations. We're Wired FSU is committed to fully utilizing available technology while meeting and, when possible, exceeding students' computing needs. All residence hall rooms are wired with direct computer connections. This means that modems are not required to access the Internet and e-mail. Two of our residence halls, Cawthon and Smith, have computer labs available for all residents to use.
Residents benefit from having direct computer connections in their rooms.
Accommodating Students FSU tries to make paying University bills more convenient for students. As of recently, students have been able to make housing payments either at the University Housing Office in Cawthon Hall or at the Student Financial Services Office in the University Center. This helps students take care of their financial obligations in one place without having to go to the other side of campus to make payment. Increasing Students' Knowledge of Current Issues Throughout the 1999-2000 academic year, students in select residence halls will benefit from a new cooperative arrangement with the New York Times and the Tallahassee Democrat . This pilot program provides residents with easy access to free copies of both the newspapers.