The University of Florida might convert a vacant office building into classroom space for launching its graduate campus if the city can acquire the building that once was used by Interline Brands.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The City of Jacksonville will provide 23 “buildable” acres to the University of Florida for the new graduate campus in downtown after an open and public disposition process. This ...

The University of Florida is creating a new graduate campus in downtown Jacksonville after receiving funding from the state, private donors, and the city. UF Chairman Mori Hosseini said Jacksonville ...

A new University of Florida graduate campus set to open in downtown Jacksonville could bring massive changes to the city’s economy, workforce and infrastructure. The development follows the ...

The University of Florida has picked the area around the Prime Osborn Convention Center in downtown Jacksonville as the future site of a $300 million graduate campus that also will bring the new $80 ...

The University of Florida graduate campus will be making Jacksonville its home. A unanimous vote during Tuesday's city council meeting passed a bill on a redevelopment agreement between the city and ...

The Jacksonville City Council unanimously approved a development agreement with the University of Florida for a new downtown graduate campus. The $100 million investment marks Jacksonville's largest ...

Mayor Donna Deegan announced the passage of ordinance #2025-396, a redevelopment agreement between the City of Jacksonville and the University of Florida to establish a new graduate campus. The mayor ...

The city of Jacksonville will donate approximately 22 acres of land valued at $27.6 million to the University of Florida for a new campus. This donation is in addition to $50 million in cash already ...

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The Culinary Institute of America, whose graduates include the late Anthony Bourdain, and Jacksonville have talked about the school expanding.