FSCJ serves 27 men and women who are currently enrolled in the Wounded Warrior Project's Track Program at Florida State College at Jacksonville.

Local warriors, once again volunteering for service, are getting something in return. Twenty-seven military men and women were treated to free dental care at Florida State College at Jacksonville.

They served our country, and Tuesday, 27 Wounded Warriors on the First Coast had a day that was all about them. These men and women are currently enrolled in the Wounded Warrior Project's Track Program at Florida State College at Jacksonville.

Dr. Cynthia Bioteau talks with Shannon Ogden on On Point

Education Technology Specialist Brandi Bleak shares some of her favorite fitness apps.

Deaf theater to do play at FSCJ campuses

University System regent says stricter admission standards have caused declines that could result in less money for affected schools

Cynthia Bioteau, president of Florida State College at Jacksonville, said while many details may need to be tweaked, Obama’s proposal was a bold one.

President Bioteau sat down with Melissa Ross for a recent segment of First Coast Connect.

As writer Heather Peters was reading her short story “Pop-Tarts for Hitchhikers” she was desperately hoping she didn’t mess up or pass out during the recent Jax by Jax literary festival.

The Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) Sign Language Interpretation program, with the support of Kent Campus and South Campus Student Life and Leadership, The Independent Living Resource Center and Sorenson Communications, will host a performance by the Rocky Mountain Deaf Theater.

Law enforcement arrived at Florida State University’s packed library within three minutes of receiving calls that a man with a gun had opened fire.

Brandi shared some of her favorite items from the Consumer Electronic Show, including a robot concept for health care, iHome's smart plug and a Smart Pacifier.

Dr. Gnage, Downtown Campus President, sits down with Shannon Ogden to talk about the proposal for free community college.

Dr. Bioteau was a featured guest on STATE OF MIND- The Future of Community College Education-Lessons in Leadership.

Dr. Bioteau shared her thoughts on President Obama's proposal for free community college.

The benefit to our youth could be incalculable. Jacksonville University, University of North Florida and Florida State College at Jacksonville have all started developing coursework centered around the Adams.

On a bi-weekly rotation throughout the year, the MJ and UP teams, as well as professors and talent from Jacksonville University, University of North Florida and Florida State College Jacksonville, executive directors from our five county-area historic archives, and community spokespersons, will stand in the Unity Plaza Amphitheater and deliver our own spectacular history through tales, prose, dance and music.

Like many things in politics, President Obama’s newest education proposal is receiving mixed reactions. The president proposed a plan that would allow certain students to attend two years of community college for free.

resident Barack Obama is making a bold proposal with two years left in his administration. He wants to make it free to attend community college.