Florida State College at Jacksonville and the union representing its full-time instructors reached a tentative two-year deal that raises annual base pay for professors and other instructors beginning this December and again next August.

Tim Gilmore, an English professor at Florida State College at Jacksonville’s South Campus, says he has wanted to be a writer since the third grade.

DramaWorks at Florida State College Jacksonville, South Campus, presented a four-day run during November 13 -16, 2014 of “Jacques Brel is Alive and Living in Paris,” a musical featuring the work of the Belgian songwriter and singer.

Professor Erin Richman spoke about how this type of tragedy can affect those immediately involved.

The Jacksonville Public Library is partnering with the Florida State College Foundation for My Favorite Cookbook, with hosts celebrity chef brothers Matt and Ted Lee from Charleston, S.C.

Employees at Florida State College Jacksonville now have the option to enroll their domestic partners in medical, dental, vision and life insurance plans, according to the school.

The Florida State College Foundation partnered with the Jacksonville Public Library for the second annual My Favorite Cookbook event on October 27.

The Walmart Foundation today announced it has awarded $485,000 in grants to 18 Florida nonprofits to help fund hunger relief, education, reef restoration and women¹s economic empowerment efforts across the state.

The Stellar Foundation has donated $5,000 to support a new Criminal Justice Center (CJC) Cadet program at Florida State College at Jacksonville that provides academic and career pathways for students interested in pursuing jobs in law enforcement.

“It’s an event designed to celebrate the city’s writers and the city as a setting, as well,” said Tim Gilmore, a Jax by Jax organizer and an English professor at Florida State College at Jacksonville and author of several historical works about the city’s inhabitants.

Briana Smith- Hines from the Rock School made the decision to play volleyball next year with FSCJ's BlueWave Women's Volleyball team.

Florida State College at Jacksonville recently launched three new bachelor’s degree programs — Logistics, Financial Services and Human Services — that attracted dozens of new students.

The American Board of Funeral Service Education has awarded fall scholarships to six students who are attending accredited funeral service programs in the U.S., according to a news release.

Florida State College at Jacksonville’s (FSCJ) DramaWorks at the Wilson Center for the Arts at South Campus is pleased to announce the upcoming theatre production of the musical “Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris.”

Professor Marcella Washington sits down with Bruce Hamilton to discuss the outcomes of the election on Nov. 4

Robert Nunley was employed as an order filler when he found out his girlfriend was pregnant with twins. Soon after he realized that he wasn’t happy with what he was doing and he decided to change his life. Robert used his GI benefits at FSCJ to get him where he wanted to be.

FSR magazine recently selected Florida State College at Jacksonville’s Culinary Arts program as one of America’s Top 20 culinary schools.

Differences remain about raising base salaries

Chef Tim Talley credits FSCJ with being instrumental in his rise to Executive Chef at The Ponte Vedra Inn & Club.

Florida State College at Jacksonville hosts a day of awareness on vision loss and the deaf community with Thursday events at two of its campuses.