By Kevin Hogencamp/Jacksonville University
All good things must come to an end.
That — and profound sadness, judging from the tears that were shed — was the prevailing sentiment at a reception Wednesday at Kinne Center Banquet Hall, where the …
Read More »Michael J. Bobbin, a fixture on the Jacksonville University campus for more than 40 years, has been promoted to the newly established position of executive director of campus services.
In addition to continuing his duties as purchasing director, Bobbin will …
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From critiquing essays that are required as part of the JU scholarship application process to helping identify scholarships opportunities nationwide, …
Read More »Jacksonville University will have a distinctive role in the community-wide American Heart Association “National Wear Red Day” events on Friday, Feb. 1: The Negaard Rowing Center is hosting a 24-hour rowing marathon.
Beginning at noon Friday, the men’s and women’s …
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Tune in to WJXT TV-4’s Morning Show at 8 a.m. this Sunday to catch JU Varsity Sporting Clays, Skeet and Trap Team Coach David Dobson, Team Captain Scott Hensley and JU Director of Alumni Relations Shirin Brenick discuss the University’s …
Read More »By Juwan Watson
JU TRiO Student Support Services
Students in the TRiO Student Support Services programs at Jacksonville University and Edward Waters College recently explored graduate schools at Emory University, Georgia State University and the University of Georgia to help …
Read More »By Phillip Milano
Fresh on the heels of establishing two major scholarship funds last week for JU Master in Public Policy students, the JU Public Policy Institute (JU PPI) announced Tuesday it is now accepting applications for the fall 2013 …
Read More »High school students in Jacksonville University’s TRiO Upward Bound program took the top award “Best of Contest” in the “DigiMedia” category of the national 2012 TRiO Quest Awards.
The contest attracted about 600 entries; 9 DigiMedia, 6 DigiSites and 11 …
Read More »An incoming JU freshman earned the spotlight in a Sunday, Jan. 27, Florida Times-Union article after receiving a $5,000-a-year JU scholarship, based on her photographs exhibited in the North East Florida Scholastic Art Awards.
Jenna Summa, 18 and a home-school …
Read More »One week before fall 2012 classes started at Jacksonville University, eight incoming freshmen and their professor, Nina Gonzalez, ventured to Costa Rica for seven days.
In collaboration with JU Academic Affairs, the trip was embedded into the JU 101 course, …
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