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JU Marine Science Research Institute to host ‘Ripples on the River’ May 18

Sixth annual

 “Ripples on the River”

WHAT: An opportunity for people of all ages to discover what marine research is all about

WHEN: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 18

WHERE: Jacksonville University’s Marine Science Research Institute (MSRI) on

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Floating St. Johns River classroom and dock valued at $500,000 coming for JU marine science students

By Christina Kelso

JU Communications sophomore

After six years of brainstorming, planning and paperwork, Jacksonville University’s Marine Science Research Institute will finally be “river-ready” this fall with a state-of-the-art floating classroom for students.

The 45-foot-by-12-foot vessel and a new companion …

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Young girls imagine college life through PhotoVoice project at JU

Youths from Girls Inc. in Arlington experienced a little taste of college life this week at Jacksonville University as part of a global photo project — and got a chance to sit behind the President’s desk to boot. 

PhotoVoice is …

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St. Johns River gets little respect in JU poll of area residents

By Phillip Milano

Politicians and community leaders may want to pay heed to the results of a newly released Jacksonville University poll, in which conventional sentiments that the St. Johns River is the area’s lifeblood and greatest asset aren’t reflected …

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Strom River Jam set to rock JU Nov. 5, christen new Larry Strom Amphitheatre

What: The Strom River Jam is a free public music fest with a lineup of exciting Dolphinium Records artists, including popular East Coast band Chroma and American Idol Season 8 contestant AJ Neaher. The event includes recognition of Jacksonville …

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2012 River Report: Improvement, but continued threats affect St. Johns River

Joint News Release from UNF/JU:

The fifth annual State of the River Report on the lower basin of the St. Johns River shows improvement in some areas but continuing threats in several critical categories.

The annual report was released Wednesday, …

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Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Critical to Estuarine Ecosystems

Fish swimming in eelgrass

Submerged aquatic vegetation, or SAV, is a critical component of estuarine ecosystems. The St. Johns River and Indian River Lagoon just to our south are examples of what can happen when the delicate balance of environmental factors is impacted.

The …

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