FSCJ Senior Educational Technology Specialist Brandi Bleak reviewed organizational apps to help start the new year off right.

The 30th anniversary of the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster this week has a deep meaning for college professor Mike Reynolds.

The Jacksonville City Council Finance Committee had an action-packed Monday meeting, highlighted by unanimous approval of two pension bills, FSCJ downtown housing, and Maxwell House incentives.

The first day on the job for the president of the new Florida Junior College started early.

Florida State College at Jacksonville’s Blue Wave Forensics Team won first place on Jan. 23 at the Marks Invitational Tournament at the University of West Florida, ahead of 13 other teams from nine state

Earn Up was launched in December 2014 to better position Northeast Florida in the workforce development market.

FSCJ’s Marketing and Communications team works hard to collaborate with our program managers, administrators, faculty and staff to share and promote the wonderful programs we offer at FSCJ.

FSCJ's Educational Technology Specialist Brandi Bleak reviews some of her top favorite apps from 2015.

As a follow-up to our story on energy conservation in last month’s newsletter, we want to provide you with further details.

The 27th International Conference on College Teaching and Learning will take place April 4-7, 2016 at the Jacksonville Omni Hotel.

Supported by a generous grant from the Beaver Street Foundation, Inc., Florida State College at Jacksonville was recently able to establish the Frisch Institute for Senior Care on August 27, 2015.

We at FSCJ love to promote our alumni and their successes, and the stories of our students never cease to amaze us.

Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) will host a lecture from Dr. George Hart, who will discuss his work creating 3-D sculptural forms using software visualization of mathematical algorithms.

Increasingly, college-bound students are realizing the advantages of taking career education programs during high school.

Leaders at Florida State College of Jacksonville don't agree with his exact plan to make higher education affordable for more people, but said they're glad President Barack Obama’s State of the Union Address is getting the discussion going.

Florida State College at Jacksonville offers Adult High School, a program for students ages 18-29. It’s for people who have at least a 1.7 grade point average and need less than seven credits to meet graduation requirements.

Degree in human services trains students for jobs in social services, crisis counseling and more

Mutts Gone Nuts is coming to Jacksonville’s Wilson Center for the Arts, January 31, 2016 for two performances only!

Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) is one of four partner institutions in the Florida Consortium on Inclusive Higher Education that was awarded a $2.5 million, five-year federal grant by the U.S. Department of Education to assist students with intellectual disabilities successfully transition into higher education.

Tickets for Cameron Mackintosh's spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA will go on sale November 22, 2015 for the premiere Jacksonville engagement at the Times-Union Center's Moran Theater.