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.

The National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program recently announced that FSCJ will receive a grant award of $819,979 for the "iNoVATE Expansion Project (iNoVATE-X)."

Florida State College at Jacksonville will put more people back in the classroom to further their career skills with the help of a $5 million federal grant.

Florida State College at Jacksonville’s Dental programs are hosting their seventh annual Mighty Teeth Day event in conjunction with the FSCJ North Campus Family Literacy Fair.

What to Know When Servicing Your Vehicle with FSCJ Professor John Carter

The recent arrest of 20-year-old Joshua Goldberg in Orange Park, who was helping to organize a bombing at a 9/11 remembrance in Kansas City this weekend, has brought back the topic of home grown terrorism.

Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) Downtown Campus hosted a 9/11 commemoration ceremony to honor military men and women and public safety workers in this community and across the country.

The Gas Technology Institute and partners including FAS, the Fire Academy of the South at Florida State College, have trained more than 150 stakeholders and first responders in and around the Port of Jacksonville in liquefied natural gas awareness.

Florida State College at Jacksonville will become an art venue during the fall term, with events hosted in galleries across campuses.

Celebrating its 50th season, the FSCJ Artist Series’ 2015-16 lineup ranges from Broadway in Jacksonville premieres to holiday shows to international dance productions, with more than 75 performances coming to the Times-Union Center downtown and the Wilson Center for the Arts on FSCJ’s South Campus.

Convocation 2015 was marked by a welcoming and eloquent speech of encouragement and reinvigoration by President Bioteau, an incredibly entertaining and motivational presentation by Professors Chad Kuyper and Rawlslyn Francis and a phenomenal musical performance by FSCJ staff and alumni, Morton Perry and Steven Gunter, which left faculty and staff on their feet in a standing ovation.

A Jacksonville school is among the country’s top 100 community colleges, according to online site WalletHub.

FSCJ is excited to announce the launch of Career Coach – a free online tool that will allow students and the community the opportunity to explore career paths.