College Goal Sunday has come and gone for 2012, but you can still get help with your FAFSA and your income taxes for 2011.

Aligning with the Wounded Warrior Project goal of offering TRACK students a complete mind, body and spirit rehabilitation, various programs at Florida State College at Jacksonville’s North Campus will provide special services to the Wounded Warriors on February 14, 2012. Eighteen warrior students will receive full dental exams, cleaning and x-rays free of charge courtesy of the Dental Hygiene Program as well as gift bags containing donated oral hygiene products and vouchers from local restaurants.

The Florida State College at Jacksonville Fire School of the South may become the only one in the region to offer aircraft fire simulator training.

Media looking for students and parents to talk to about affording college might want to direct their attention to College Goal Sunday on Feb. 12 at the Florida State College at Jacksonville Advanced Technology Center (ATC), 401 W. State St., from 1-4 p.m. PLUS! Annual Wounded Warrior Day at North Campus Feb. 14--share the love.

Millions of dollars are being spent on political ads in Florida during the primary season. Some of the ads tell viewers why they should vote for someone...

It's two days before the South Carolina primary and a potential bombshell drops on a major candidate. Will it affect voters' reactions, and how?

President Obama addresses education successes and challenges, including business partnerships, improved graduation rates and affordable education.

Earning a College degree—whether it’s on a full-time four-year plan or a ‘learn while you earn a living’ plan—takes an enormous amount of time and energy. Students who also find time to dedicate to serving their community deserve special recognition and encouragement to continue their great work. If they’re making a difference now, imagine what they’ll do when they graduate.

Earning a College degree—whether it’s on a full-time four-year plan or a ‘learn while you earn a living’ plan—takes an enormous amount of time and energy. Students who also find time to dedicate to serving their community deserve special recognition and encouragement to continue their great work. If they’re making a difference now, imagine what they’ll do when they graduate.

Days before the 2012 South Carolina Republican primary, Mitt Romney is pumping money into a major ad campaign... in Florida...while his opponents are focusing on South Carolina. What's up with that?

Forget the expensive movie-making equipment. All you need is an iPad 2, a few apps and a passion for storytelling to create multimedia art. Digital Media Productions Producer Robin Herriff shows you how one Florida State College Digital Media professor is helping his helping students learn how to make movies—without going broke.

Dr. Marcella Washington, professor of Political Science at Florida State College at Jacksonville, assesses the razor-thin edge Mitt Romney pulled over Rick Santorum--and what might happen later.

Meet Wendy Robinson, a student in the Culinary Arts program at Florida State College at Jacksonville.

Meet Ericka Jenkins. She is an aspiring chef in the School of Culinary Arts and Hospitality at Florida State College at Jacksonville. Her family was the biggest influence in choosing Culinary Arts as a future career.

Pending approval by Florida State College at Jacksonville's Board of Trustees, the College will officially welcome its first group of new talent for 2012 this afternoon. Some will teach classes on our campuses, others will design courses that'll be offered online. All of them will contribute to the quality of education offered by Florida State College at Jacksonville.

The holidays bring special challenges for families affected by divorce.

Heaven looks a lot like New Jersey--Jon Bon Jovi News and information is obtained from countless sources, compared with the days before the Internet, Facebook, Twitter and blogs. It's fast, but is it reliable? Sometimes they get it right, sometimes they don't. Just ask Jon Bon Jovi, who is not dead. Amy Moore, Social Network and Lifestyle Integration Program Coordinator at Florida State College's Open Campus, tells CBS 47Reporter Leslie Coursey and viewers how to discern reliable sources from the junk--and with good reasons (along with a surprising one) as to why you should. (Dec. 20, 2011, WTEV, Jacksonville FL)

You’ve probably heard rumors about the ultimate demise of the printed newspaper. It’s true, some dailies have ceased printing paper editions or folded completely. Times-Union Editor Frank Denton says his paper isn’t folding—at least not without a major fight.

Florida State College at Jacksonville is developing a new media bachelor's degree program called Converged Communications. The goal is to prepare students for a wide range of communications professions—news, marketing, advertising, public relations, corporate communications, government relations—and more. After all, every company today is a media company. Every company wants to—or has to—communicate with its staff and stakeholders. While the program still needs SACS approval, we’re busy building a network of amazing, award-winning communications leaders in the region willing to share their expertise to make this program… rock.

We launch our 2012 series of Florida State College at Jacksonville Student Spotlights with Ben Beutjer. You may want to remember that name because in the not-so-distant future, this Culinary Arts student COULD take center stage on MasterChef—FOX's reality culinary show.