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Here's a list we don't mind being on: the Department of Education's listing of public colleges and universities (four yr. & above) with the lowest tuition.

530 set to go at Florida State College at Jacksonville Pathways to College Graduation

After a sweep of the April 24 contests that essentially knocked his Republican competition out of the running, Romney is wasting no time in trying to redefine himself. to appeal to the voters he must win over.

Florida State College at Jacksonville announces the retirement of the STARS and introduction of new Athletics ID/nickname, the BLUE WAVE. The announcement coincided with the start of the 2012 Annual Golf Classic, a fundraiser for student athlete scholarships.

On the WJXX public affairs program On Point, hosted by Shannon Ogden, Human Resources VP Christine Arab, FSCJ Board Trustee (and Director of Education for the Amercian Lung Association) Candace Holloway and South Campus Student Government Association President Cortez Swint talk about how the action came about and how it's going to be implemented. The video runs about 10 minutes and is shown in two parts.

Trayvon Martin's death had dominated the news for over a month before George Zimmerman was placed under arrest for the alleged murder. And not just traditional news--it was a main topic of discussion on social media outlets, according to this report from WJXX reporter Kaitlyn Ross.

Here's a can't-miss event for jazz fans: Join us at the Wilson Center on Saturday, April 21 at 7:30 p.m. for the Jazz Festival featuring Guest Artist and Grammy Nominee Bobby Shew. FREE & Open to the Public!

The Florida State College at Jacksonville District Board of Trustees voted unanimously on April 3 to banish tobacco and smoking on all campuses and centers. Vice President of Human Resources Christine Arab, Ph.D., discusses the policy change with WJXT Reporter Chris Parenteau.

Huh? According to a study by University of California researchers, Twitter is a valid tool to predict stock market activity.

Americans responding to a Gallup poll want the White House and Congress to do something decisive about rising gas prices. What can government really be expected to do?

March and April are busy months here. With Spring Break coming up March 19-25, I wanted to make sure everyone got plenty of notice to get stories and interviews before the end of Spring Term. Final exams begin April 30 and Commencement is May 5! Highlighted here are links to some pretty exciting events and people at Florida State College.

Spring is in the air, the economy is improving and the job market is showing signs of life after a long lull. Florida State College at Jacksonville is adding campus-based job fairs to make it even better for job seekers.

State officials are cracking down on restaurants and retailers for passing off less-expensive fish and seafood for the real deal. Florida State College Chef Robbert Bouman tells how you can be sure you're getting what you pay for.

Google is monitoring your Web use. There is something you can do to maintain a smidgen of privacy in the wake of Google's new privacy policy. Florida State College social media expert Amy Moore talks to WTEV reporter Alex Hill about the changes implemented March 1, 2012.

Florida State College Professor of Economics Susan Reilly, Ph.D., explains the effect rising gasoline prices are having on people's spending habits.

In the week before Super Tuesday, Dr. Marcella Washington talks about what's at stake for Republican presidential hopefuls with WJXT Anchor Bruce Hamilton.

Elementary school students in Duval and Nassau counties enjoyed the benefits of free dental check-ups and a decay-preventive treatment, thanks to North Campus Dental programs and Henry Schein Dental.

Eighteen students in the Wounded Warrior Project's TRACK program were treated to day of pampering and essential care, thanks to faculty and students at Florida State College's North Campus.

A short primer for students who might encounter danger on campus--and how they can attract attention. As much for their parents' as for them!