By Taylor Agnew
Jacksonville University senior
If not for her Honors scholarship and the relationships she cultivated with faculty members, Zoe Rocke wasn’t sure if Jacksonville University was in her future. But that future now seems set: She has been …
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JU Communications Senior
Each summer, college students face choices about how to spend their break: Take more classes? Get away for something new?
[/caption]At Jacksonville University, they have a third choice: they can do both.JU’s Study …
Read More »A Jacksonville University College of Arts & Sciences panel discussion Feb. 27 focuses on getting at “The Truth.”
Topics on everything from “Truth in Education” to “Personal Truth” to “News is Not the Truth!” will be presented and addressed by …
Read More »The Jacksonville University School of Nursing is now recruiting qualified veteran RNs into an on-campus cohort of students who will benefit from an $870,000 federal grant JU received to help them excel as they pursue bachelor’s degrees in nursing.
The …
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Veterans of Foreign Wars District 6 recently recognized the Jacksonville University Student Veterans of America chapter for its outstanding efforts for student veterans, including being an advocate and providing outreach and volunteerism opportunities.
Pictured are VFW Department Adopt-A-Unit Chairman Steve …
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This year’s annual JU Women’s History Month Event March 7 honoring distinguished community women coincides with the inaugural Jacksonville University Women in Leadership Conference, designed to connect JU women with each other and give them a chance to learn from …
Read More »JU students have elected junior Keith Taylor Jr. as Jacksonville University Student Alliance president and junior Prince Agyemang-Gyau as vice president, in elections that saw voter turnout rise by nearly 200, to 523 students.
“Right now I’m feeling great,” said …
Read More »Children possess a distinct ability to see their world through uninhibited perspectives. This two-person exhibition (see flyer below) is a view of this phenomenon through the interpretations of Kyungmin Park and Britt Spencer. Park is a ceramic artist who …
Read More »Cutting-edge contemporary dance highlights this year’s free “MFA in the Works” student choreography event Feb. 20-21 at Jacksonville University.
The informal collaborative show features the choreographic works-in-progress of candidates for the JU Master of Fine Arts-Choreography, performed by undergraduate dance …
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