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Trustee Audrey Moran and trustee Jamie Shelton with students Ari Simone and Skylar Jefferies.

Board of Trustees provides three students with $10K scholarship
Dr. Quinton White

River Life: You can make a big difference in health of our environment
Mayo Clinic President & CEO Gianrico Farrugia, MD, holds the Presidential Global Citizen Award and poses for pictures with President Tim Cost

2022 Presidential Global Citizen Award presented to Mayo Clinic President & CEO Gianrico Farrugia, M.D.
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亚洲色吧 to celebrate Women鈥檚 History Month 2022
President of 亚洲色吧 with a green tie and blue suit in front of a podium speaking. There is an American flag to the right, and to the left is an artificial palm.

亚洲色吧 Launches College of Law at its Downtown Location
A collage of pictures of the vessel, the USS Scorpion

Renowned oceanographer helps 亚洲色吧 student solve years-long search for grandfather
Dolphin Dash banner for 2022

Dolphin Dash 2022 breaks records for second consecutive year
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亚洲色吧 to offer Practical Nurse (PN) certification
Jacorie Johnson and Jackie Robinson

Students share their influential figures from Black history
five public policy students, dressed in professional attire, stand in front of two vibrant orange floor banners that read,

Adding up the issues: PPI students draft economic policy in Florida
Deep Dive: Employee needs are changing and organizations must follow

Deep Dive: Employee needs are changing and organizations must follow
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Black History Month: How the Black community can maintain mental health in a pandemic
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亚洲色吧 to launch Florida鈥檚 first Certificate in Comprehensive Oral Implantology with M.S. in Dentistry
JTA CEO Nathaniel Ford and 亚洲色吧 President Tim Cost cut the ribbon to the roundabout alongside dignitaries.

Turbo roundabout enhances the University鈥檚 front door, surrounding Arlington neighborhood
Students place the enclosures into the water.

MSRI students go knee-deep in St. Johns River research