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Amazon VIP April Lane Headlines JU 2019 Global Conference on Advances in Management

The apple tree, planted circa 1650, at Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire, England, the ancestral home of Sir Isaac Newton, is designated one of fifty great trees honored during the Golden Jubilee of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Celebrating the Life of Beloved Mathematics Professor, Dr. Pam Crawford

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Crowley Logistics newly promoted VP, JU alum Jackie Gonsalez

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MARKET LIFE: Five Factors to Job Creation

Dr. Jay Bhatt received the 2019 Robert Wears Patient Safety Award on behalf of Health Research and Education Trust (HRET), American Hospital Association (AHA)

Annual Robert Wears Patient Safety Award Coincides with Posthumous Book Release of “Still Not Safe”

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On the Front Lines: JU Davis College of Business Tokyo-Waseda Experience

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RCAS Program Funds Innovative Student Research

The candidates of the Jacksonville mayoral race at their podiums on stage.

JU Co-Hosts Jacksonville’s Only Station-Neutral Mayoral Debate Simulcast

PHOTO CREDIT: Bianca Wong

Expert Panel Explores Patient Safety Solutions for Victims of Human Trafficking at Annual QSEN Forum

“Support Her” Initiative at JU Aids Her Song Impact in Northeast Florida

An MSRI student underwater, with manatees in the background.

RIVER LIFE: Overwintering Ends for St. Johns River Species

Illustration by JU Sophomore Treana Newsome, Illustration and Graphic Design double-major.

Year of the Woman Retrospective: Commemorating Visionary Women at JU

JU student Jamie Zimlich, a junior Film major and English minor, PHOTO CREDIT: Treana Newsome

HEALTHY LIFE: Are you sure it’s a migraine?

Dr. Marguerite Richardson conducting the JU Orchestra, 2018, PHOTO CREDIT: Laura Evans Photography

Paying Homage to the “Dean” of African-American Composers in JU’s Spring Orchestra Concert

Alumnus Jeremy McKinnies, also known as Jay Myztroh of the duo Stono Echo.

Jay Myztroh of Stono Echo on Heritage, Equality and Education