Don’t miss an enchanting evening at Jacksonville University’s Terry Concert Hall as the College of Fine Arts presents “A Grand Night for Singing” Oct. 11-13.

Directed by Kimberly Beasley, Assistant Professor of Voice, with Music Direction by Jay Ivey, Assistant …

From JU Athletics

After leading the nation in scoring, ground balls and caused turnovers, the Jacksonville University women’s lacrosse program has received a national honor for success in the classroom.  Of all the schools in Division 1 lacrosse, JU finished …

Jacksonville University alums Kirin Hale and …

Jacksonville University geography Prof. Dr. Ray Oldakowski and JU alum John McEwen, a former student of Oldakowski’s, have published a study on the diffusion of disc golf within the United States in the prestigious Geographical Review, the journal of …

After racking up a school record 719 yards of total offense and a Milne Field record 69 points last week against Morehead State, the high-powered JU attack is back in action at home at 1 p.m. this Saturday, Sept. 21, …

Sand and software were the order of the day recently as three JU Computer Science students attended the three-day “Code on the Beach” Microsoft-based programming conference in Atlantic Beach, bringing together more than 200 developers from across the country to …

Accelerated Degree & Graduate Programs

Open House

5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24

Howard Administration Building lobby

Info: dpeaks@ju.edu, lgutier@ju.edu

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By Jon Faudree/Head Sailing Coach

A new era of Jacksonville University Sailing began last weekend at the College of Charleston at the South Atlantic Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association (SAISA) Open Regatta.

JU Sailing has risen quickly through the ranks of SAISA …

Dr. Donnie Horner, JU’s chief government and community affairs officer, has been appointed  to the Jacksonville Children’s Commission board.

The members, who are selected by Mayor Alvin Brown and approved by the City Council,  serve four-year terms with the ability …

The Florida Times-Union is hailing Jacksonville University’s Public Policy Institute as a “welcome addition” to the community that will help train better leaders and raise the level of dialogue on important issues facing the region and beyond.

In a Tuesday, …