The Jacksonville University community turned out this week to wish sophomore Charlotte Rose good luck as she attempts to secure a place on the US Olympic sailing team.
Charlotte left Thursday for the Radial World Championships beginning Friday, Feb. 21, …
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A Jacksonville-based technology company executive says his firm’s mission is to put space to work for everyone.
“We’re aimed at making tangible products that make peoples’ lives better,” Made In Space Vice President of Advanced Programs and Concepts Justin Kugler …
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The CBS Sports Network documentary “Jacksonville U: Can Do” explores how the Dolphins’ 1970 NCAA title run helped unite a city dealing with racial unrest and trying to break free from its segregated past.
The one-hour documentary, which also celebrates …
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Women’s History Month highlights the contributions of women in history and contemporary society. In 1911, it started with a day, expanded to a week in 1980, and finally became a month of celebration worldwide in 1988.
Ever since, the celebration …
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National Security Agency (NSA) Inspector General (IG) Robert P. Storch told Davis College of Business students this week that listening helps him build rapport and relationships and do his job more successfully.
Mr. Storch, the first presidentially appointed and Senate-confirmed …
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Jacksonville University Professor Jorge Majfud put quite a bit of himself into his novel El Mismo Fuego, which recently won The Independent International Literary Award.
Orrizonte Atlantico, the Italian literary agency that organized the competition, called Prof. Majfud’s novel …
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Visiting Writer Kevin McGrath, poet-in-residence at Lowell House and Associate of the Department of South Asian Studies at Harvard University, will discuss the Hero in Ancient Greek Epics from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Jan. 21 at Terry Concert Hall.
“Essentially what we …
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Professors at Jacksonville University strive to make a difference on campus no matter how unorthodox the need.
Professor Rody Borg has been teaching economics for over 36 years. He has interacted with many students, but he never had a student …
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Visiting the offices of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarbourough on the 41st floor at Bank of America Tower Downtown, you might get the impression you’re in an art gallery instead of law firm.
That’s because the space is filled with …
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Twenty-six Jacksonville University students from Professor Shelley Grant’s Media and Crime class recently hosted 26 students from Terry Parker High School and Arlington Middle School for a campus tour and lunch.
The event is the culmination of a service learning …
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