JU management professor Donald Horner has again been featured in Navy Times discussing bullying in the armed forces.

Horner, now on sabbatical and working as the City of Jacksonville’s Education Commissioner, discusses the U.S. Navy’s “toxic leaders” controversy and the …

Update to article below:  Due to inclement weather, the 2013 First Coast Kids Triathlon scheduled for May 4-5 on the JU campus has been postponed to the weekend of June 1-2.

From the City of Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 26, …

Dear Students, Faculty, JU Parents and JU Community,

I extend my warmest congratulations to all our Jacksonville University students graduating this Saturday, May 4.  We have prepared a memorable program for this important …

David Scott, a 20^th century American hero and one of only 12 astronauts to walk on the moon, will receive an honorary degree along with former Jacksonville University President Kerry Romesburg at JU’s commencement Saturday, May 4.

Romesburg will …

JU Professor of Finance Richard J. Cebula has been ranked among the most prolific economic writers in the world, ahead of the likes of Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve.

In rankings produced by the highly followed Research Papers …

Over at Men’s Health, writer Bob Drury has an extended piece on the views of JU’s Dr. A. Quinton White as they relate to global warming.

While White, executive director of Jacksonville University’s Marine Science Research Institute, isn’t exactly …

It’s a JU jet simulator that keeps getting “props” in the media.

The Davis Aviation Center’s new $500,000 flight simulator was the subject of a recent story on ActionNews’ TV 30 and 47, with reporter Tracy Collins testing out the …

If you can make it, you don’t want to miss what’s going on this weekend at JU as it hosts the 2013 First Coast Kids Triathlon, the largest such event in the country.

There will be plenty of smiles and …

Baptist Clay Medical Center opened May …

New signage has gone up for “The Romesburg Riverfront” in honor of former JU President Kerry Romesburg.

The Board of Trustees presented Romesburg and his wife, Judy, with a resolution Jan. 31 honoring his nine years at the university’s helm