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- Publication: JU students test St. Johns River for dangerous bacteria
- Outlet: ActionNews
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JU nursing Prof. Teri Chenot presents at national QSEN nursing safety forum
- Publication: JU nursing Prof. Teri Chenot presents at national QSEN nursing safety forum
- Outlet: Nurse.com
Jacksonville University students sample river water, looking for harmful, flesh-eating bacteria
- Publication: Jacksonville University students sample river water, looking for harmful, flesh-eating bacteria
- Outlet: Florida Times-Union
Jacksonville University planning new developments on north and south sides of Arlington campus
- Publication: Jacksonville University planning new developments on north and south sides of Arlington campus
- Outlet: Jacksonville Business Journal
JU expands southward in Arlington with Boys Home property purchase
- Publication: JU expands southward in Arlington with Boys Home property purchase
- Outlet: The Daily Record
JU President Tim Cost, leadership team strengthen Navy ties with visit to NAS Jacksonville
- Publication: JU President Tim Cost, leadership team strengthen Navy ties with visit to NAS Jacksonville
- Outlet: Florida Times-Union
JU faculty, students helping refugees on First Coast at multicultural clinic
- Publication: JU faculty, students helping refugees on First Coast at multicultural clinic
- Outlet: Florida Times-Union
Sociology of Disney at Jacksonville University takes a magic path to engaging students
- Publication: Sociology of Disney at Jacksonville University takes a magic path to engaging students
- Outlet: Florida Times-Union
Nursed to Health – Dark skin still at risk for sunburn, cancer, says JU Prof. Tiffani N. Mickens
- Publication: Nursed to Health – Dark skin still at risk for sunburn, cancer, says JU Prof. Tiffani N. Mickens
- Outlet: Florida Times-Union
JU MSRI Executive Director Quinton White on concerns about feeding dolphins in the St Johns River
- Publication: JU MSRI Executive Director Quinton White on concerns about feeding dolphins in the St Johns River
- Outlet: First Coast News