A plan to pick up the tuition bill for students who attend community college is being rolled out by President Obama who offered more details during a visit to a college in Tennessee on Friday.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Dr. Bioteau shared her thoughts on President Obama's 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. Gnage, Downtown Campus President, sits down with Shannon Ogden to talk about the proposal for free community college.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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 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.

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