JU student Ian Jordan Chaille, who has Asperger’s syndrome, is the subject of a lengthy Folio Weekly article this week on his successes as he has faced his challenges, highlighting his current role running the soundboard for the school’s upcoming …
Read More »Sex advice columnist and gay rights activist Dan Savage made some waves in local media Tuesday, Feb. 19, discussing the Jacksonville City Council at a media availability before his speech at Jacksonville University.
First Coast News reported on Savage’s reaction …
Read More »Jacksonville University associate professor of communications Annmarie Kent-Willette has been selected to serve as the higher-education representative on the Florida Associated Press Broadcasters board, which consists of television and radio executives throughout the state.
A former award-winning television journalist, Dr. …
Read More »Jacksonville University alum Patty Moise, who went on to a career as a NASCAR driver, is getting some attention again now that Danica Patrick will start this Sunday’s Daytona 500 in the pole position — the first woman to do …
Read More »Blackout Thursday is the second night of the Spring 2013 FREE Concert
Series. This event is being held to celebrate great friends and great
They are a marvelous sight to behold. They are delicious. And they need to go.
They’re lionfish – a venomous, invasive species that is expanding in population and wreaking havoc on the underwater ecosystem by eating virtually everything in its …
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To our students, faculty and staff,
Thank you all for your warm welcome during my first few weeks on campus. I’ve had a chance to walk our beautiful surroundings a number of times, and chances are some of
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