Incident Overview
On November 20, 2014, a gunman opened fire at Florida State University’s Strozier Library, injuring three people before being fatally shot by law enforcement. The event prompted immediate campus lockdowns and a large-scale emergency response from university police and local agencies.
Response and Investigation
Police responded quickly, securing the area and transporting injured students to nearby hospitals. Investigators examined the shooter’s background and motivations, while the university implemented enhanced safety protocols and communication strategies in the aftermath.
Resources and Support
Following the incident, FSU expanded mental health services, crisis counseling, and campus safety resources for students and staff. For current information on support programs and campus safety, visit Florida State University Safety.
