November in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia brings shorter days, cooler weather, Thanksgiving, roast turkey with oyster dressing — and the St. Johns Riverkeeper Annual Oyster Roast.
There is something about this time of year that makes me think of …
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Just in time for #GivingTuesday, the Student Alumni Association announces creation of The Nellie Student Support Fund, designed to address urgent student needs and inspired by Hurricane Matthew
The fund is administered through the Jacksonville University Office of Student Financial …
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Like many of those who watch the popular game show Jeopardy!, Dr. Julie Brannon has a tendency to blurt out the response. Now, however, since she is actually going to be on the show work on timing and button mashing …
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Dance Professor Cari Coble has a hard time picking just one “best” moment from her dance classes that help patients with Parkinson’s disease.
Maybe it’s the grandchild who got to know grandma through the program. It could be one of …
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Faculty at JU have long been leaders in delivering course content in creative ways to enhance their students’ learning experience, and now the University’s technology is catching up with their spirit and initiative.
As part of JU’s Florida EPIC (Entrepreneurism, …
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Associate Professor of Voice Kimberly Beasley has a critically acclaimed voice; she also has what could be a critically acclaimed heart.
The College of Fine Arts professor won the recording acclaim for her CD, Fashion Sense: Songs in Recital, …
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By Sheri Webber
May 5, 2007. The lawns are green, the temperature in the mid-80s and the Florida sun is shining. Back home it would have been raining, or at least cloudy, and about 30 degrees cooler. But Russell Knox …
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Established earlier this semester as a centralized department, the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) is quickly demonstrating its value by helping faculty navigate the complex world of grant seeking and sponsored research.
With more than $1 million in …
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Though it may not be carved in stone anywhere or displayed in lights for all to see, recent Davis College of Business graduate and student-athlete Kree Clark lives by her own personal code:
“Because of hardships, I am strong. Because …
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College of Fine Arts leaders and faculty have been looking for ways to keep the Masters in Fine Arts (Choreography) forward looking and ahead of the curve.
In a big way they have found an answer.
Beginning in July, 2017, …
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