June 18, 2025JU students and volunteers scan the sand for turtle nestsJacksonville University is launching a Sea Turtle Program in conjunction the turtle patrol program in St. Johns County.…By Michelle Corum
June 17, 2025BIT OF JOY | Studying sea turtlesJacksonville University students will study sea turtles through a new partnership with the Mickler’s Landing Turtle Patrol.…By Heather Henderson
May 30, 2025BIT OF JOY | JU art highlighted in award-winning documentaryA 9-minute documentary about the glowing glass obelisk erected in front of Jacksonville University in 2023 has won four 2025…By Heather Henderson
April 25, 2025Making way for manatees in the St. Johns RiverA committee is studying how to protect manatees while supporting recreational and commercial uses of the river.…By Michelle Corum
April 22, 2025JU students protest cuts as financial details emergeProtests have continued since JU announced it will eliminate music and theater programs and cut 40 faculty jobs.…By Dan Scanlan
April 15, 2025JU cuts 40 faculty and ends music and theater programsJU’s reorganization is intended to align the university’s courses with the needs of today’s working world.…By Dan Scanlan
April 9, 2025BIT OF JOY | JU students selected as finalists in NASA competitionTwo student teams from Jacksonville University are finalists in NASA’s Human Lander Challenge.…By Heather Henderson
March 26, 2025JU breaks ground on region’s first 4-year medical schoolJacksonville University and the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine will accept students in 2026.…By Randy Roguski
August 26, 2024JU law school opens at new Downtown siteJacksonville’s only law school has officially opened its home in the historic former Atlantic Bank Building.…By Dan Scanlan
June 13, 2024Here’s how Jacksonville fared in the new state budgetGov. Ron DeSantis cut funding for at least 70 projects or programs in the Jacksonville area, but other organizations won…By Travis Gibson - News4Jax, Jenese Harris - News4Jax and Eric Wallace - News4Jax
May 29, 2024Blue Cypress Golf Course adding 3 holes and clubhouseThe city-owned course in Jacksonville’s University Park area will add three par-3 holes to the nine-hole layout.…By Steven Ponson
April 30, 2024UNF announces new fintech programsThe fintech programs will position students in one of Jacksonville’s most prominent economic sectors.…By Randy Roguski
March 4, 2024JU law school obtains provisional accreditationAccreditation from the American Bar Association makes students eligible to take the bar exam.…By Dan Scanlan
February 16, 2024Jacksonville University honors former Sheriff Nat GloverJacksonville University’s Public Policy Institute will name its Master in Public Policy Minority Fellowship Program in honor of former Sheriff…By Dan Scanlan
January 23, 2024City panel OKs funding for JU law school to moveThe $3.5 million would help the law school move into the historic 121 Atlantic Place Building Downtown.…By Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
November 22, 2023JU law school will move to permanent home DowntownJacksonville University’s new law school has signed a lease for the former Atlantic Bank Building at Hogan and Forsyth streets.…By Dan Scanlan
September 20, 2023Glowing blue obelisk dedicated as public art at JU main gateThe Obelisk in front of Jacksonville University was officially dedicated as a public art piece on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2023.…By Dan Scanlan
August 24, 2023JU opens renovated tech and arts instituteThe STEAM program offers training in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.…By Dan Scanlan
August 7, 2023Jacksonville University law school grows ‘brick by brick’Twenty-seven students will compose the second cohort of juris doctor candidates at the JU College of Law, nearly twice as…By Max Marbut - Jacksonville Daily Record
May 29, 2023‘You don’t see a lot of Black, female pilots.’ This Riverside graduate aims to be one.This Riverside High graduate plans to enroll in Jacksonville University’s School of Aviation.…By Will Brown