By Gabriela Lovera, Editor-in-Chief of The Navigator
“A Little Lunch Music” performance series …
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By Natasha Ubani
Kon’nichiwa Minna-san, and greetings from Tokyo, Japan!
What comes to mind when you think of Japanese culture? For a lot of people, I’m pretty sure the top answer is manga/anime culture. For me, it’s sushi. Unashamed …
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Join WAVE Magazine for an exciting new series of interviews at Jacksonville University, where students are the heroes.
Isabella Martinez, a junior musical theatre student at Jacksonville University (JU), has been on the stage her entire life. …
Dr. Scott Watkins, Professor of Piano and coordinator of keyboard studies at Jacksonville University (JU) since 2001, researches the early life of famed American composer Howard Hanson in his spare time, focusing on the years that preceded Hanson’s directorship at …
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By Sheri Webber
Empowering women since 1881, The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is one of America’s leading voices in promoting equity and education for women and girls. The AAUW 2018–19 academic year ushers in 250 women and community …
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By Dr. Annmarie Kent-Willette
Spanning three centuries, the Sant’Anna Institute has stood as a source of learning, light, and leadership for the Sorrento community in the Campagna region of southern Italy. Located high above the Bay of Naples, jetting out …
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By Sheri Webber
Alexander “Alec” Hadden graduated from Jacksonville University (JU) in 2014, with his BFA in Musical Theatre. On Sept. 16, he wowed a packed stadium where more than 68,500 fans anticipated the Jacksonville Jaguars facing off with the …
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By Sheri Webber
Sat., Sept. 8, Christopher Sweeney (’13) adds his personal touch to Jacksonville University (JU) in a big way. The weekend project centers on JU’s Founders Building, an original and historical structure on campus, and involves Sweeney’s unique …
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By Sheri Webber
The cool and coastal tones of Opportunity by recent Jacksonville University (JU) College of Fine Arts graduate Tori West and the undulating River Wise marinescape by MFA candidate Tiffany Gonzalez, are JU’s newest public art installations.
By Sheri Webber
It has been more than a decade since the Jacksonville University (JU) Dolphinaires graced stages around the state of Florida.
Today, JU’s newest vocal performance ensemble, RiverTones, enters its second year with big plans to bring a …
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