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Put on your favorite jeans & head to @927events for the first annual Jeans & Jazz concert May 23 from 6 to 11 p.m. t.co/XV4j4HbAmS Retweet this Were you in attendance at the performance of Dreamgirls? Check out The Eye to see if we snapped a pic of you.
Bouquets to Jacksonville University Professor Stephen Baker
Eat, drink & dance the night away @ the 2nd Annual Bootlegger's Ball. Purchase tickets now to reveal the location! t.co/AY8zXNdhm3 Retweet this Be the party host who knows how to pair wine and cheese perfectly! Take a class at UNF! t.co/RH9ld0IOV8 Retweet this Lunch time is fast approaching! Try some place new in your area with our "Find a ... (more)
OneJax pays tribute to 4 Jacksonville 'bridge builders'
Four people of Jacksonville's highest integrity, giving to the community and striving to improve relations took a bow Tuesday as OneJax's 2013 Silver Medallion Humanitarian Award recipients.
Former Jacksonville University student RenA©e Veronica Freeman, who performed in productions for Players by the Sea and Alhambra Theatre & Dining, returns to Jacksonville as a Stepp Sister and as the understudy for lead character Deena Jones in "Dreamgirls." "Dreamgirls" is staged for one performance in Jacksonville, 7:30 p.m. May 21 at the ... (more)
USF, other universities not counting on tuition increases
Lawmakers included a 3 percent tuition increase in next year's budget, but state universities say they aren't counting on the extra money.
Ten years ago , Jacksonville University was in crisis. Its president had resigned over badly managed finances.
Buzz: Guns at Metro Park, Spark Grants and More
Those attending the World of Nations May 2-5 celebration at Metropolitan Park found a long list of things that were forbidden at the park when checking the Internet about the event.
JU Health Science Center plans filed
Engineering firm Prosser Hallock filed plans with the City and with the St. Johns River Water Management District for the Jacksonville University Health Science Center, described as a two-story, 29,800-square-foot building on the JU campus at 2800 University Blvd.
Astronaut David Scott urges Jacksonville University graduates to 'see the world': 7th man to walk on the moon receives honorary degree On Saturday, the seventh U.S. astronaut to walk on the moon, retired U.S. Air Force Col.
Annie Grogan's 20-year human resources career with Fortune 500 companies as well as her decade of service in the U.S. Army as a Commissioned Officer in the Logistics Field has positioned her well to head up this professional development organization for the Latino labor force of the region.
Jacksonville University to launch business doctorate
Jacksonville University will begin offering a doctorate in business administration next year, with the university expected the program, in the Davis College of Business, to have an initial class of 12 students.
JU student becomes Navy officer, follows family tradition
Soon, if everything goes right, he'll be an officer on a nuclear submarine, one of the most advanced pieces of technology on earth.
NSWC Crane Welcomes New Technical Director
Dr. Adam Razavian, a longtime supporter and past employee of Crane has been selected as the new Technical Director of Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division .
JU grabs money for its floating marine science classroom
Students who study marine science at Jacksonville University will be taking classes on a boat floating along the St.
Expert: 360s can stop bullying
Capt. Holly Graf was was relieved of her command of the cruiser Cowpens after an investigation substantiated crew allegations that she was abusive and used her position for personal gain.
Children's emergency center opens May 1 in Clay County
Emergency care from Baptist Health and Wolfson Children's Hospital will be closer to home for Clay County residents beginning May 1, when the new Baptist/Wolfson Children's Emergency Center opens in Fleming Island.