The annual “Off The Shelf” poetry reading drew a wide mix of participants Tuesday on the Swisher Library Front Lawn. Lunch was served as well. A photo gallery is below.
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Read More »In a continuing effort to upgrade JU campus grounds and improve safety for students, faculty, staff and the community, some trees around campus were trimmed or taken down this week. JU Physical Plant Director Joseph Coleman said an arborist who …
Read More »By Clayton Levins
Jacksonville University
JU’s varsity shooting team competed well last weekend after moving up a division in the Association of College Unions International’s 45th annual Collegiate Clay Target Championships.
The event March 26-31 brought 57 colleges and …
Read More »By Christina Kelso/JU communications sophomore
As a light rain trickled down onto the Jacksonville University campus on the morning of March 12, thoughts of water flickered to the people that crossed its path. Whether by …
Read More »Jacksonville University plans to develop exchange programs for faculty and students with two international universities based in Turkey, with JU President Tim Cost signing the agreement Monday, April 1.
The preliminary agreement will also involve sponsoring conferences abroad and in …
Read More »Dr. Karen Jackson, Professor of Biology and Director of the Marilyn Repsher Center for Teaching and Learning at Jacksonville University, was honored Friday, March 29 as Jacksonville University’s 2013-14 Professor of the Year.
The award and other honors were presented …
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The Jacksonville University School of Nursing has released its Spring 2013 newsletter DOLPHINURSE. A full .pdf is below.
Among the highlights:
Their topics may have been about worms and other tiny invertebrates, but make no mistake, this was big stuff.
A group of JU faculty and students recently presented at the Benthic Ecology Meeting March 20-23 in Savannah, Ga., one of …
Read More »JU political science professor Stephen Baker analyzed the latest Quinnipiac University poll results for Florida Wednesday, March 28, on the popular “First Coast Connect” call-in show on WJCT public radio.
Among other things, the poll found: