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.

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

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

CIRQUE DREAMS HOLIDAZE lights up the 2015 holiday season with its newest holiday stage spectacular at the Time's-Union Center's Moran Theater on November 17 at 7:30 p.m. for one unforgettable performance presented by the FSCJ Artist Series.

We are at a critical juncture in our nation’s history.

FSCJ celebrates their 50th anniversary with a new gallery opening. It's called Mind, Body, Soul and Spirit.

Let’s give an approving tip of the toothbrush to Florida State College at Jacksonville’s Dental Hygiene program for its annual Mighty Teeth Day, during which FSCJ dental hygienists apply fluoride varnish to the teeth of area elementary school children.

Get to know a little about our new member on the recruitment and enrollment team.

Our Educational Technology Specialist shares some free and inexpensive apps that can help make getting up in the morning even easier.

Florida State College at Jacksonville Security Director Gordon Bass says keeping everyone on FSCJ's five campuses and two centers safe depends largely on being prepared.

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

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

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?

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.

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

FSCJ Baseball players participated in the largest Heart Walk in history.

LaToya Hall knows her 5-year-old daughter Jamilah is “never scared of anything.”

Dr. Milton Russos was there for the first curtain call in 1966. Fifty years later, the founder of FSCJ’s Artist Series still doesn’t miss a show.

Three women living with blindness in Jacksonville are searching for jobs, and not finding any.

As part of its 50th anniversary, Florida State College at Jacksonville is hosting its 2015 edition of the Family Literacy Fair from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at its North Campus, 4501 Capper Road.