FSU Shooting Claims Two Lives, Injures Six

A shooting at Florida State University left two dead and six injured, deeply affecting students who previously survived the 2018 Parkland school shooting. Survivors like Stephanie Horowitz and Robbie Alhadeff described the trauma of reliving such violence, with many students from Parkland now attending FSU and facing a second tragedy. Family members of Parkland victims, including Fred Guttenberg, expressed anguish and frustration, highlighting that some of Jaime Guttenberg's friends have now survived two school shootings. The incident reignited calls for action against gun violence, with advocates like David Hogg criticizing attempts to roll back gun safety laws established after Parkland. The repeated exposure to mass shootings has left students fearful and questioning their safety on campus. The response from survivors and advocates underscores a broader national debate over gun policy and campus security.