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

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

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?"

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.

The FSCJ 2015 Writers Celebration Contest is accepting submissions now.

Brandi joined the Chat for their Tech Tuesdays segment.

Superstar singing phenomenon Susan Boyle presented a one-night concert at the Times-Union Center on November 6, 2014. Ms. Boyle has sung for Queen Elizabeth. She has sung for Pope Francis. And now she has sung in Jacksonville, Florida for those of us who were savvy enough and lucky enough to get tickets to this unique musical event.

Florida State College at Jacksonville hosted a week-long Florida Department of Education (FDOE) Monitoring review of four entitlement grants:

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

Brandi goes over some of her favorite holiday apps.

The FSCJ Artist Series’ line-up for November and December includes shows for a variety of tastes.

Manuela Roberts shares her story and how much FSCJ means to her.

On November 4, recently retired employees and employees with 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 or 40 years of service working at the College were honored at a special Retiree and Service Award Reception held in the Lakeside Room at South Campus.

Volunteer Florida, the Governor’s lead agency for volunteerism and national service in Florida, announced a new program today to provide direct support to Veterans in Duval County.

Brandi Bleak discusses new money saving apps. Watch the clip to learn more.