Jacksonville University’s Dr. Ray Oldakowski, Geography, and Dr. Erich Freiberger, Philosophy, have been selected as visiting scholars in this year’s duPont Summer Seminar Series at the National Humanities Center in Research Triangle Park, N.C.
This is especially noteworthy because the …
Read More »Congratulations to JU psychology major Erika Karon (pictured with President Cost), winner of a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 tablet from the Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Research!
During the Spring 2014 term, Jacksonville University administered the National Survey of Student …
Read More »Jacksonville University’s recent STEM workshop for high school girls builds on an outreach effort started several years ago designed to grow interest among females in science and technical careers.
A continuation of a program begun in 2011 that was funded …
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JU Communications senior
JU faculty and students recently presented at the Benthic Ecology Meeting in Jacksonville, one of the largest scientific gatherings of premier marine biologists in the world.
The team made a strong showing with three …
Read More »Nellie the dolphin, the beloved Jacksonville University mascot, former TV star and water-show performer who charmed generations of young and old alike while raising awareness of marine life, has died.
At 61 the oldest dolphin in …
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The latest edition of Jacksonville University’s Journal of Research Across the Disciplines (JRAD) is out, at http://journal.ju.edu.
The journal, overseen by Ed McCourt, director of the Writing Center and Writing Across the Curriculum, and assistant professor of English, …
Read More »The Jacksonville University College of Fine Arts presents the JU Wind Ensemble in a free Spring Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 13, in Terry Concert Hall on the JU campus. The public is invited.
The Wind Ensemble will present …
Read More »Exercise, as we all know, can improve your health, but if you have an eating disorder and also exercise compulsively to help manage your weight, you may find your overall quality of life going down even further
Those are some …
Read More »JU’s 2014 Faculty & Student Symposium March 26-28 features results from more than 100 projects, with topics including everything from shape-shifting smartphones, veterans’ college transition issues and using yoga in kindergarten classrooms to the best college coaches of all time, …
Read More »JU student dancers will add some electricity to the opening of this year’s One Spark festival April 9, joining with UNF, FSCJ and the Looking Lab in “Spaceshifts,” a collaborative art installation.
“The Looking Lab: Art in Empty Storefronts” began …
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