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Dr. Tommy Harrison may have just changed the landscape as to how potential students view the music business arm of the College of Fine Arts.

Harrison, Professor of Commercial Music, Music Business and Recording, this week became one of …

The increasing use of video games and mobile devices is often blamed for people’s lack of interest in physical activity, but Pokémon Go may have changed that.

The virtual scavenger hunt for cartoon characters in real locations shows the Pokémon …

The upcoming general election has rankled voters of all parties (independents included) to such an extent that a variety of surveys are indicating election stress is on a significant upward incline.

He said this, she did that. You know the …

The third floor of the Howard Administration Building is undergoing a renaissance of sorts as a centuries-old exhibit retires to be replaced by contemporary works of art from faculty and students.

The Brest Ivory Collection, loaned to the school from …

By Sheri Webber

“I never had a Plan A or B … I thought life just worked itself out,” said Haywood Range III.

But after struggling through college, missing important opportunities and becoming increasingly unable to provide for himself, Range …

What started as a hunch for Dr. Teri Chenot about a year and a half ago has turned into a multi-level, community and nationwide gap-filling awareness movement for transitional youth and adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

She addresses …

The annual “Science on the St. Johns” is back at Jacksonville University’s waterfront at the Marine Science Research Institute on Saturday, Oct. 22, with a fishing clinic by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and free rods and reels …