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“I’m with Audrey.” That was what the t-shirts and campaign signs stated, and it’s something people still say six years …
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Coping with moral injury: The signature wound of a generation of veterans
For veterans, moral injury – described as a deep sense of transgression and feelings of shame, grief and meaninglessness from …
Read More »ADHD, market globalization, radiation therapy, Exercise is Medicine and even how fish eyes work on tap for Faculty & Student Symposium
The 2017 Faculty & Student Symposium (#JUSymp2017) this Monday and Tuesday, April 3-4, features more than 200 projects, with topics …
Read More »Charter Week 2017 celebrates JU campus and community April 3-8 with acts of service, ArtWalk, TedX Salon, concert and festivities
Charter Week 2017 (#JUCharterWeek) recognizing the University’s 1934 origins features dozens of events over the coming week of April 3-8, …
Read More »Purple Heart parking space dedication Monday to feature Wounded Warrior and JU student veteran Sean Karpf
To pay tribute to its active-duty and veteran students who are recipients of the Purple Heart medal and who made …
Read More »Junior McKenzie Bolin, Assistant Dean of Students DaVina Hamilton, Executive Secretary Dolores Starr honored at Women’s History Month celebration
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Jacksonville University recently named its Student of the Year and Woman of the Year, …
Read More »Silent classic ‘Steamboat Bill Jr.’ gets a live Tony Steve soundtrack as Florida Theatre celebrates 90 years
They’re celebrating the Florida Theatre’s 90th anniversary with a throwback film screening that harks back to the venue’s grand movie …
Read More »Exploring the history of Fort Caroline highlights specially commissioned work for JU Wind Ensemble concert April 9
A specially commissioned work based on the history of nearby Fort Caroline highlights an upcoming free concert for the public …
Read More »School of Applied Health Sciences’ pioneering program to address region’s mental health specialist shortage off to booming start
A leading-edge effort by the School of Applied Health Sciences to boost the number of mental health and substance abuse …
Read More »Empowerment a key pillar of JU membership in American Association of University Women
With a goal of empowering students by offering key assistance in everything from scholarships to networking opportunities to salary negotiation …
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