- Current FSU students and alumni came together Saturday for a celebration of shared culture as well as their love for all things garnet and gold.
- As of fall 2023, Hispanic students make up 20 percent of the student body.
- Watch the video above to see how they’re celebrating their heritage along with FSU fooball.
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:
Not your average tailgate — one with Seminoles representing their cultures from around Latino America.
I’m Alberto Camargo, your College Town neighborhood reporter.
Current FSU students and alumni came together Saturday for a celebration of shared culture as well as their love for all things garnet and gold.
Take a look at this map.
You can see how diverse the roots are among the more than 100 Seminoles — past and present — who were in attendance Saturday.
NATALIA RAMIREZ-ROMERO / PRESIDENT, HISPANIC/LATINX STUDENT UNION:
“We find unity among the struggles that we sometimes face, but we can celebrate the fact that that played a critical role in what our identity is.”