Yvonne James, a recent Florida State College graduate, is going to Harvard.

Frank Humphrey hopes his big voice will help him achieve his big dreams.

Manhattan School of Music accepts just a small handful of students each year--about five. Two of those places are being filled by FSCJ graduates Frank Humphrey and Meagan Ball who are attending to study vocal performance. Not bad at all!

Times-Union Editor Frank Denton takes a turn at what he knows is the REAL FSCJ story--you now, the one about the eager, hard-working students and caring faculty members.

An opportunity to staff a live-on-camera phone bank answering questions on how to pay for college got a quick response from dedicated FSCJ student services professionals.

Summer schedules affected by vacations and the modified 36-hour work week require your attention

Former Florida State College at Jacksonville and Indiana University pitcher got drafted to the San Francisco Giants and pitched his first MLB game against the Atlanta Braves June 16, 2013.

"The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has given Florida State College at Jacksonville a grant to train local unemployed people so that they can get jobs in environmental health and safety," as told by reporter and blogger Khristopher Brooks of the Florida Times-Union.

The annual Community College Week Top 100 Associate Degree Producers list was released in June. As usual, Florida State College at Jacksonville ranked high in a number of categories. FSCJ also ranks in the 25 US colleges with the lowest tuition, making it accessible and affordable.

Florida State College at Jacksonville Professor of Political Science Marcella Washington, Ph.D., is an expert on Northeast Florida politics and African-American women in politics.

WJXT "This Week in Jacksonville" host Kent Justice brings FSCJ Professor of Political Science Marcella Washington and Jacksonville University Public Policy Institute's Rick Mullaney together for a two-part conversation.

FSCJ Author Series Learning Community subject Darell Hammond and FSCJ Professor of Psychology Beth Tuckwiller explain the importance of integrating play into education, and the value of service, support of nonprofits and having fun.

Plenty of FSCJ employees, students and alumni are part of the One Spark crowd sourcing event.

TALLAHASSEE — Today, Governor Rick Scott signed Senate Bill 1076 that will ensure Florida students are prepared for college and careers and have the necessary skills to compete for jobs in a competitive global economy. Governor Scott was joined today by Senate President Don Gaetz, Speaker of the House Will Weatherford, legislators and education and business leaders from across Florida.

Psychology Professor Erin Richman, Ph.D., talks about what happened, how it affects us, what are the repercussions of the Boston Marathon bombing. First Coast News On Point, April 21, 2013

April 23, 2013: Florida Times-Union Reporter Khristopher Brooks interviewed FSCJ Interim President Willis Holcombe for an article updating the community on the search for the state college's next long-term president.

This interview was conducted April 19, 2013, prior to the death of one of the alleged Boston Marathon bombers and the capture of the second. Harvard University graduate Matthew McCluskey is a former FSCJ History professor.

WJXT Channel 4 reporter Kumasi Aaron reports: Professor Betina Malhotra, Ph.D., FSCJ coordinator of the playground restoration, said her FSCJ Education students make learning hands-on and infused with technology. So students at Justina Road Elementary came up with the restoration plans themselves!

Professor Betina Malhotra, Ph.D., FSCJ coordinator of the playground restoration, said her FSCJ Education students make learning hands-on and infused with technology. So... students at Justina Road Elementary came up with the restoration plans themselves!

A summation from Professor Betina Malhotra, Ph.D., FSCJ coordinator of the project: What an Unbelievable Day!