FSU Waives Attendance After Campus Shooting
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Following a mass shooting at Florida State University (FSU) that killed two and injured six, FSU President Richard McCullough announced that mandatory attendance is waived for the final week of classes. Students are given the option of remote learning or not attending, with incomplete grades available if needed. The suspect, Phoenix Ikner, the stepson of a Leon County deputy, remains hospitalized. A vigil was held honoring the victims. Classes will resume as scheduled on Monday.
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