Professor Marcella Washington joined Bruce Hamilton to discuss the future of the 114th Congress. They discussed the importance of leadership roles in the coming years.

What Kids Can Do Inc., a U.S.-based nonprofit organization that champions youth as knowledge creators and social contributors, has awarded Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) a $2,000 grant as part of the 2014 Youth Research for Action grant for a project entitled "Stress among Dual Enrollment Students: Thriving or Surviving?"

Brandi Bleak visits The Chat to talk about a few great apps to help you stay on track with your New Year's Resolutions

Dr. Bioteau joined Paige Kelton on Action News Sunday to discuss her first year as president of Florida State College at Jacksonville.

If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to enjoy live theater, we have you covered.

At the recent annual meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) in Nashville, Tennessee, that phrase, “continuous improvement,” was constantly discussed, debated and defined.

Florida State College at Jacksonville OSHA Training Institute Education Center (FSCJ-OTIEC) was selected by the United Safety Council (USC) Awards Selection Committee to receive the prestigious United Safety Council Partner in Safety Award.

At the beginning of December, Florida State College at Jacksonville hosted the Florida IT Career Alliance (FITC) as they recognized all of their local educational partners in Duval and Clay counties for their efforts promoting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education.

Looking for the perfect gift for the techie in your life? You can surprise them with one of these.

This is part one of a two-part segment. Part 2 will air Tuesday, December 16.

Professor Holt joined Bruce Hamilton on WJXT Tuesday morning in response to the release of the CIA report.

Enrollments in remedial courses dropped by half at many of Florida’s community and state colleges this fall, but not everyone is cheering.

When college students come from a lower-income background, the deck is often stacked against them in graduating to the corporate world.

Brandi goes over some of her favorite holiday apps.

Local business and educational leaders gathered Monday to announce the launch of "Earn Up," an ambitious higher education initiative with a goal of having 60 percent of adults with training certificates or college degrees by 2025.

Business and education leaders announced Monday a plan to tackle the First Coast’s low college-graduation rate.

Local business and educational leaders announced the launch of “Earn Up,” an ambitious higher education initiative with a goal of having 60 percent of adults with training certificates or college degrees by 2025. Earn Up is a result of six months of collaboration and work by leaders of the region’s private colleges and public universities, K-12 school districts, local governments, business communities and nonprofit organizations.

We have wonderful shows coming to the Times-Union Center this month, and most of them have special ticket discounts for FSCJ staff and students.

FSCJ piloted a new type of recruitment event in November that created a real buzz at Mandarin High School.

As the holiday season is upon us, FSCJ faculty, staff and students are finding ways to give back to those in our community in need.