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Davis College of Business Junior Natasha Ubani explores culture, history and Disney while studying abroad for the summer.

Minna-san Kon’nichiwa,

June was one for the books! With only a month left in Tokyo, time seems to be moving faster than …

With almost 40 years as a clinician, leader, and educator in healthcare, Dr. Teri Chenot, Associate Professor at JU’s Keigwin School of Nursing, has had her share of specialties during her career. Today, she lives and breathes healthcare quality …

What’s the significance of teaching a farmer in a remote region of Africa how to grow a better potato?

For Dr. Makaziwe Mandela — humanitarian, successful businesswoman, and daughter of the late South African President Nelson Mandela — it’s an …

The Jacksonville University campus bookstore has opened for business under the management of Barnes & Noble College, the University’s new business partner. In addition, Barnes & Noble College opened JAX Outfitters, a brand new spirit shop located in …

Each year the Davis College of Business recognizes its most talented future business leaders with its prestigious list of Top 40 undergraduate, MBA and MSOL graduate business students.

Selected by a council of academic leadership and staff within the College …

When Jacksonville University’s female aviator team, the Flying Fins, placed 25th out of 55 teams in the Air Race Classic (ARC) last year, they were happy with their results.

After all, it was the first time the then two-woman team …

Jacksonville University is known as a forum for vibrant conversations on significant social, political and business topics. In line with that vitally important role, JU will award its 2019 Presidential Global Citizen Award to global human rights activist Dr. Makaziwe …

August 1 is a big day for high school seniors. That’s when Jacksonville University begins accepting applications for the 2020-21 academic year. 

Thousands of students will apply from all over the country and the world. So, how does a student …

Earning a bachelor’s degree from Jacksonville University when others are planning their retirements, Command Master Chief J. Scott Drenning, Class of ’16, proves that it’s never too late to chase your dreams.

“I joined the military when I was 28 …

Minna-san Kon’nichiwa!

Whew! May was a literal whirlwind.  I’m not sure where to even begin. Well, I guess there’s no better place to start than the beginning, right? Right.