Educational Technology Specialist Brandi Bleak reviews some of the best tablet options that make great gifts for the holidays.

Transitioning from life on the battlefield to life on campus can be tough for veterans and active duty military.

Florida State College at Jacksonville is not giving up on its plan to provide housing for students near the college’s Downtown campus along State Street.

When Cedrick Gibson starts his new job next month at Florida State College at Jacksonville, he should feel at home.

'La Diaspora' continues through Nov. 10 at FSCJ Downtown Campus Gallery

Juvenile justice, terrorism and public safety were the topics of discussion Thursday night when about 100 people filled a room at Florida State College at Jacksonville’s South Campus to be a part of a panel discussion.

More than 80 colleges hosted informational open houses on campus to facilitate discussions surrounding universal community college.

A Jacksonville mental-health organization with the goal of minimizing the stigma associated with mental illness has created an art project that will be displayed Thursday at Florida State College at Jacksonville.

FSCJ's Vision Awareness Day will be held November 4, 2015.

During October, FSCJ faculty, staff and students joined colleges and communities across the country in the Heads Up, America! public awareness initiative promoting the College Promise Campaign, which supports America’s College Promise proposal to make two years of community college free to qualifying students.

In November, FSCJ’s Marketing and Communications department launched a new creative campaign to support the College’s Spring enrollment efforts.

The holiday season is fast approaching, and the FSCJ Artist Series will not disappoint.

FSCJ Educational Technology Specialist shares some apps that can help make your Tailgating party even better.

Educational Technology Specialist Brandi Bleak discusses apps that can help you be more productive and spend less time on your phone.

Professor Dr. Andrew Holt discussed the mustard gas experiments on American soldiers in World War II and what it means to have proof of the extent of the testing.

FSCJ Professor Tim Gilmore discusses new book and Jax by Jax Literary Festival

Florida State College at Jacksonville is helping fill that training void. The community college partners with the manufacturers group when new techniques, tools and machines hit the market and, in response, develops training and courses.

The use of liquefied natural gas is increasing in Jacksonville — including at the port and other businesses — and with this new fuel option comes concerns about how to handle the gas. Is it dangerous? Could it be harmful in a spill?

A new nonfiction book is inviting readers to take a journey through historic Jacksonville neighborhoods.

College rankings are in no short supply, from U.S. News & World Report to Princeton Review to the international Times Higher Education.