It was a morning spent showing GE leadership different Jacksonville neighborhoods like Avondale and Riverside, selling them on Jacksonville and its housing and quality of life for the company’s workers. Then came meetings at the Cecil Airport Conference Center with a full staff on deck. Officials from the city, JEA, CBRE, Hillwood, CareerSource, Florida State College at Jacksonville and the chamber were all in attendance

The school year still brings the same feelings for the president of Florida State College at Jacksonville. Just before the start of her first fall semester, Bioteau took part in a campuswide convocation, a ritual to celebrate the school year and one she wants to ramp up in the coming years.

Rated five years in a row as a Top Military Friendly School by Military Friendly, Florida State College at Jacksonville understands the importance of meeting the unique needs and challenges for active military, veterans and their family members.

Florida State College at Jacksonville’s Downtown campus was the site of an Ask-A-Lawyer event Sept. 20, the second time the project has been offered at the location.

The center’s youth will be the stars of the show Oct. 7 at the center’s 16th annual Transformations fundraiser, which celebrates the success of Sulzbacher residents.

GE Oil & Gas’ decision to open an advanced manufacturing plant in Jacksonville will open the door to at least 500 jobs — the majority of which will be filled by skilled workers drawn from the local workforce.

Watch FSCJ Associate Professor Holt discuss the recent news in the fight against ISIS.

Professors say they deserve big raises. The college, which just gave 24 administrators salary hikes, says it can’t afford them

FSCJ's recently launched bachelor's program in logistics and transportation so far has met expectations, with about 68 students enrolled in the program.

Dr. Anthony Smithson started his journey to becoming a clinical psychologist at FSCJ. After eight years in the U.S. Navy and graduate school, he reached his dream.

A few opportunities for job-seekers are coming up.

Florida State College at Jacksonville will become a new partner for preparing educators to teach about the Holocaust.

Ron Smith, executive director of information technology and chief security officer at Florida State College at Jacksonville, said consumers can minimize their risk by several steps. "Don't use a free WiFi to access your bank account," said Smith.

Professor Susan Reilly talks to Shannon Ogden on First Coast News On Point.

It's the start of the school year and FSCJ officials are wanting to do whatever they can to help their students get through college, and end up with the smallest amount of debt possible as they enter the real world.

FSCJ Director of Communications spoke to Channel 4 reporter about the options of financial aid for students. Discussed various options not limited to student loans.

Professor Andrew Holt talks about the ISIS conflict in the Mideast.

Professor Nicholas Martino spoke about how Amendment 2, a proposal to expand health care options to include medical marijuana, may impact the so called “bong ban.”

Kicking off the the new academic year right! Mr. Jon Gordon provides the keynote address.

FSCJ's Convocation was held Aug. 21, 2014 at South Campus. Approximately 1,500 faculty and staff attended the event.