The Herbert W. Scheidel Community Leadership in Action Award was established to continue the legacy of Herbert W. Scheidel, by recognizing and encouraging emerging leaders within the Jacksonville community, who go above and beyond to positively impact the lives of others.

Channel 4 interviewed FSCJ Program Manager and current student about the statewide Drive to 1,000 campaign.

Higher education is faced with increasing costs, decline in enrollment, adapting to technological advances and adapting to student needs.

By that standard, a bill proposed by state Sen. Joe Negron — one that would require Florida State College at Jacksonville and 16 other Florida community colleges to remove the word “state” from their names — could be a frontrunner to win “Worst Idea for a Bill by a Florida Lawmaker During 2015.”

Florida State College Fine Arts Department presents Michael Weller’s comedy/drama “Moonchildren” from April 9 through April 12, 2015 in the black box theatre at Wilson Center.

FSCJ awarded scholarships to four Duval County high school seniors and three Nassau County high school seniors who attended the recent College Goal Sunday events at the Advanced Technology Center and Betty P. Cook Nassau Center on February 22, 2015.

Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) Jazz Ensembles, Symphonic Band and Chorale are presenting their spring 2015 musical concerts.

Brandi discusses some great educational apps including: Khan Academy Study Blue Dualingo TED Talks Educreations

Sailors, Vets Come Out To Help One Of Their Own

Channel 4, First Coast News and Action News discuss the recent proposal for Florida State College at Jacksonville to change its name to Jacksonville College.

FSCJ would have to change its name under Senate community college proposal

By its own accounts, Florida State College at Jacksonville lost some of the trust it had built with its community over its 50 years when Times-Union investigations in 2011-12 uncovered an array of mismanagement, misuse of public money and other scandal, including changing students’ majors without their consent.

Florida State College at Jacksonville is honoring its 50th anniversary with events at all of its campuses and centers this month, beginning with the Kent Campus “50 Years of Delivering the American Dream.”

Duval Superintendent Nikolai Vitti announced in his first official State of the Schools address Tuesday new efforts to help struggling students, a desire to expand existing efforts, and a warning about school grades.

When most of us take our seats to watch a Broadway play or musical, we are ready to be entertained. But not Milt Russos of Jacksonville. For him, his mind is on business from start to finish.

Education Technology Specialist Brandi Bleak discusses the release of the Apple Watch. She also talks about some of the comparable other brands that are similar including Android Wear and Pebble Time Steel.

A return of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera” will highlight the 2015-2016 Broadway in Jacksonville season during the FSCJ Artist Series’ 50th season, it was announced Monday night.

Scores of children are smiling much wider today thanks to the selfless efforts of the Sulzbacher Center, Jacksonville Dental Society and many others.

Promoting excitement and excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, fields among Jacksonville’s students will take involvement across the community, according to Jacksonville’s education leaders.

Lawmaker wants stricter approval process for new 4-year degrees at state colleges