All photo from the Featured Designers Runway Event that took place on March 30.

  New York. Paris. Milan. Jacksonville. Jacksonville Fashion Week (JFW) returned for its third year on March 27-30 to continue its mission of putting our city on the map as a fashion hub. Each year, the events get bigger and better, and the fashion community of Jacksonville grows and becomes more defined.

  On March 10, 2013, the Natural Life Company sponsored the Community First Natural Life Music Festival where families could come together and enjoy a splendid day out in the beautiful spring weather. People were encouraged to bring blankets and chairs to relax in the big Metropolitan Park field while listening to the wonderful music performed by local folk artists.

From the garage workshop to the dorm room to the art studio in the loft, from Jacksonville to the other side of the world, people are creating, thinking, and innovating – and One Spark is coming to help bring those ideas into the light and change the game forever.

Everyone has heard the saying “You can’t teach an old dog news tricks”. This saying was proven wrong by Hank, a French bulldog, who was 5 years old when I taught him how to shake. Filled with joy and an eagerness to learn, Hank and I went to see Pals and Paws, a dog agility club event Feb.

A Real Life Love Story

“Welcome everyone. Most of you have heard about my journey to find the elusive Chick-fil-A girl, but for those who haven’t, here’s the story. Back in February, I went to Chick-fil-A during their college night special. There I saw a beautiful girl studying a picture,” Jordan Tucker wrotes as an introduction to his Facebook page titled Real Life Love Story.

As the Campus Voice finishes the last paper of the year, our staff is heading in all directions for

  This summer I’m only taking one online class: Lit 2000. Thank goodness, because I plan on spending way too much time at Disney and finally finishing Zelda: Skyward Sword. -        Honor Stewart This summer I will be taking classes at Kent and tutoring in English at Downtown.

  1600 students whom were mistakenly awarded loans and Pell Grants and then told they would have to pay the money back can breathe a sigh of relief. In a meeting on April 8, The FSCJ Board of Trustees voted to retire the debt owed by those students and put it on the shoulders of the college instead.

From the garage workshop to the dorm room to the art studio in the loft, from Jacksonville to the other side of the world, people are creating, thinking, and innovating – and One Spark is coming to help bring those ideas into the light and change the game forever.

When Steve Wallace stepped down as president of FSCJ in December, the direction in which the college seemed to be heading was a bad one. Financial aid and administration problems plagued the institution, and many wondered where we would go from here.

When people think of February, most likely they think of Valentine’s Day. However, February is known for a different sort of celebration too; the celebration of important Americans known as Black History Month. Black History Month was originally Negro History Week and was founded by Association for the Study of Negro Life and History historian Carter Woodson in 1926.