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

Florida State College at Jacksonville will host financial aid presentations at its five campuses over the next few weeks.

Politicians, lobbyists and plenty of other people with a stake in Florida's future poured into Tallahassee this week, settling in for the 2015 legislative session.

Four Florida State College at Jacksonville students have been named to the 2015 All-Florida Academic Team.

Phi Theta Kappa, Upsilon Eta chapter recently attended the Phi Theta Kappa Regional Conference held in St. Pete, Florida.

Florida State College at Jacksonville is partnering with Duval County Public Schools to launch the new Pre-Early College program. The program will benefit middle school students in Duval County.

FSCJ is holding free student summits to help students with financial aid.

Brandi Bleak joined The Chat panel to discuss some new and improved app including Apple's new emoticons, YouTube Kids and a new tool to see the effectiveness of your tweets.

Florida State College at Jacksonville Financial Aid department will visit each campus for a presentation on student aid.

Florida State College at Jacksonville President Cynthia Bioteau has been at the helm for more than a year now, and has worked toward re-establishing stability.

Professor of History Andrew Holt appeared on the Channel 4 Morning Show to discuss the suspected ISIS supporter that was arrested in the Jacksonville area.

FSCJ danceWORKS students will perform in the 18th annual Spring Dance Concert

Officials said this reorganization will not affect faculty, just the student services department. “So that's admissions, financial aid, recruitment. There's a number of different areas,” said Jill Johnson, FSCJ spokesperson.

Chris Holland, who became FSCJ’s vice president of student services six months ago, said that by July 1, all departments answering to him will have new job descriptions and functions and in some cases new locations, as FSCJ relocates some student services staff to its campuses, he said. “We’ve got to be where our students are,” he said.

Consider an idea for reparations for slavery. Now that I’ve got your attention, let me quickly add that I don’t mean that white people should write checks to black people. None of the former owned slaves, and none of the latter was one.

College students oppose it. So do university faculty members, their presidents and campus police chiefs. But that hasn’t stopped Florida’s Republican-led Legislature from keeping alive a controversial bill that would allow people with concealed weapons permits to bring their guns on the campuses of 12 state universities.

Guest column: Crusades were a reaction to Islamic militarism

Duval Schools and Florida State College at Jacksonville are ramping up efforts to get students ready for college, starting as early as middle school.