Dolphin Records Autumn Open Mic Night
Join Dolphin Records for open mic night at Cantina Rio. Participants can sign up and perform solo or with a group on the Cantina Rio Patio. Also featuring Jason Perry on PA systems and live music mixing.
Thursday, September 10 at 7:00 PM CANTINA RIO
Isadora Duncan 150th Anniversary Dance Celebration
Join us in the JU Alexander Brest Dance Pavilion to celebrate the artistry and legacy of this amazing modern dance pioneer. Led by dance faculty Cari Freiberger, with live music played by dance department accompanist Laura Fitts, the celebration includes a chance to learn about the magic and nuance of the Duncan choreography, style, and history.
Saturday, September 12 Repertoire Workshop at 3:00 PM Lecture Demonstration Performance at 4:00 PM BREST DANCE PAVILION
Digital and Nonprofit Journalism
Philosophy Slam Nate Monroe, Executive Editor of the Florida Tributary
In a changing media landscape, traditional platforms are transforming, and the rise of nonprofit news organizations is increasing. Monroe, like many traditional journalists, has been navigating the transition and building momentum. Metro columnist, beat reporter, investigative reporter for the Florida Times-Union, and columnist for the USA Today Network, Monroe will share his philosophy on how to adjust to technical and financial realities while upholding journalistic and media ethics.
Tuesday, September 15 at 7:30 PM RIVER HOUSE
A Toast to Terrapins
Come support the efforts and celebrate 10 years of Team Terrapin, a Turtle Survival Alliance volunteer science group that works to protect the local Diamondback Terrapin populations of Northern Florida. Science-driven conservation meets community involvement. Join us for turtle meet-and-greets, raffles, turtle merchandise, live music and more.
Saturday, September 19 at 5:00 PM BOLD CITY BREWERY
Critical 2026 Midterm Congressional Elections: Political Policy and Legal Consequences
Dr. Matthew Corrigan, Professor of Political Science, Rick Mullaney, Executive Director & Robert T. Shircliff Chair of the JU Haskell Public Policy Institute, Nicholas Allard, Randall C. Berg Jr. Dean of the Jacksonville University College of Law, and Dr. Courtney Barclay, Associate Dean and Professor at the Jacksonville University School of Law
With the unprecedented use of executive power in the Trump administration, observers and scholars have described the upcoming 2026 Congressional Elections in November as the most important in recent American history. Will they mark a continuation of Trump populism, or will Democrats gain control of the House and Senate and change the policy direction of the nation? These four Jacksonville University scholars will examine this question and assess the political, policy, and legal consequences of each potential outcome. There will be a roundtable for 45 minutes and then the discussion will open for audience questions.
Wednesday, September 23 at 7:00 PM GOODING AUDITORIUM
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