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WELL-TRAVELED: A trip to Cambodia: Troubled history, stunning sights
When the word “exotic” comes to mind, I immediately think of the Far East: ancient civilizations, Buddhist temples, spectacular ruins, …
Read More »Personal Ties: Linda Berry Stein ’69 and David Stein Connect with their ‘Steiners’ Scholarship Students
Originally published in the Spring 2017 issue of WAVE Magazine. Jacksonville University senior Nicole Luis is a member of the cheerleading …
Read More »RIVER LIFE: Impact of rains lasting; could prompt algae bloom
What a difference a month makes. For faithful readers of this column, first, thank you, and second, you might remember …
Read More »Liberty’s Cost: Art Therapy Volunteer and Veteran, Tawan Chester ’16
Originally published in the Spring 2017 issue of WAVE Magazine. By Sheri Webber Her thesis in the MFA Visual Arts program …
Read More »The Rise (and Risk) of Data Puts JU at Forefront in Cybersecurity and Geographic Information Systems
Originally published in the Spring 2017 issue of WAVE Magazine. By Phillip Milano The academic world’s rapid response to the rise …
Read More »GOLD Phin writes book for ambitious millennials
The JU Alumni Relations team has been focusing on our GOLD Phins (Graduates Of the Last Decade) lately – a group comprised …
Read More »Capt. Melvin Yokoyama ‘93 takes charge of Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific
Capt. Melvin Yokoyama ’93 recently assumed command of the Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific (SSC Pacific). A …
Read More »Anjali, Myrtle & Mary: A Daughter’s Passion for the Ocean
Originally published in the Spring 2017 issue of WAVE Magazine. By Lilla Ross Photo by Cassie Elmore ’18 It all started …
Read More »A devotion to dance lands junior Andrés Laplaceliere a prized national scholarship
When Andrés Laplaceliere looks ahead toward a career, he can only see himself dancing professionally. It’s a vision the junior …
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