FSCJ Legal Studies Professor Nicholas Martino, J.D., explains how a private company received a $100,000+ bonus from the U.S. Navy, after costing taxpayers $3M for bridge repairs caused by USNS Martin crash into Mathews Bridge.

FSCJ President Cynthia Bioteau, Ph.D., is hosting a Strategic Planning Day, May 15, 2014, which will include the input of community and business leaders from Duval and Nassau counties in a morning session; and an afternoon session for employees to react, respond and plan to get FSCJ in line with how the community and FSCJ can identify and accomplish its mission and critical needs.

Chanice Howard, a Lee High School Dual Enrollment and FSCJ Early College High School student, earned one of only 1,000 full Gates Millennium scholarships nationwide, potentially funding her education through the Ph.D. level.

The Federal Aviation Association for years recruited candidates for its Air Traffic Control training program from the military and from approved ATC college programs such as FSCJ. Now they are loosening those standards to meet the rush of retirements expected from controllers hired in the 1980s. Florida State College at Jacksonville ATC Program Manager Sam Fischer tells what it could mean for our students.

Professor of Physical Science Rob Martin, Ph.D., responds to the recently released federal climate change report predicting rising temperatures and sea levels of one to four feet by the year 2100.

More than 7,600 students earned Bachelor's degrees, Associate degrees, Technical and Workforce certificates in the 2013-2014 academic year. Many of them shared their pride and excitement with friends and family members at the May 4 Commencement Ceremony.

FSCJ Upsilon Eta Chapter named in Top 100 of more than 1,300 Phi Theta Kappa chapters internationally. The 2013-2014 PTK Leadership Team Front Row: Amy Brownfield, Lisa Westberry (Advisor), Stephanie Hughes, Diane Henley, Dr. Mary James (Advisor), Mark Thomasson. Back Row: Keith Walters

Florida State College at Jacksonville is working with nine other community colleges to develop a one-year certificate in high-demand technical fields, funded by a $20 million Department of Labor grant. According to FSCJ's Director of Academic Systems Ernie Friend, demand for workers with those skills is high. The curriculum focuses on composites, cyber-technology, electric-vehicle technology, environmental technology and mechatronics.

EU Jacksonville gives a favorable review to Florida State College of Jacksonville DramaWorks production of the classic comedy farce "Room Service," performed April 10-13, 2014.

Professor Nick Martino, J.D., discusses possible fallout from the U.S. Supreme Court's April 2014 decision to uphold states' rights to ban racial preferences in university admissions; also, his analysis of what happens when a small company takes on big broadcasters under 20th century law in a 21st century world.

Florida State College at Jacksonville freshman Evan Hilton's animated film "Shaking Free" won the #6SecFilms Audience Choice Award at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Cheers from The Florida Times-Union to the staff and students of Florida State College at Jacksonville for building a playground for the children at Sable Palms Apartments.

Are Internet cafes legal? Florida State College at Jacksonville Professor of Legal Studies Nicholas Martino explains, in the aftermath of multiple arrests, how Internet cafes operate legally, and when they cross the line.

Florida State College at Jacksonville Economics Professor and One Spark Creator Chris Markl is the CEO of Any Inc., an online marketplace for buying and selling corporations, non-profits and startups of any size.

Florida State College at Jacksonville, Bachelor of Science, Early Childhood Education, 2012.

Florida State College at Jacksonville, Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management

Florida State College at Jacksonville, Bachelor of Applied Science, Supervision and Management.

Florida State College at Jacksonville, Bachelor of Applied Science, Public Safety Management

An unlikely pair of authors, rape victim Jennifer Cannino and the wrongly accused and imprisoned Ronald Cotton, agreed to meet after evidence proved that Cotton was innocent of the crime.

Florida legislators on the Appropriations Committee voted 18-1 to put on hold development of any new bachelor's degrees offered by schools in the 28-member Florida College System, based on the concern that colleges are infringing on university territory.