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From left to right: Gabriel Peralta, Ethan "Spud" Bond, Tyler Peterson and Andy Kirton, who comprise the band Photophobia along with drummer Byron Nelson.
Live from 5565; How Photophobia is challenging Jacksonville’s death metal expectations
A UNF choir member performs the Ukrainian National Anthem during a performance dedicated to a country in crisis on the UNF Green on March 7, 2022.
UNF School of Music perform in solidarity with Ukraine
Cast members for the Swoop Troupe production of the Lightning Thief after a run of the show.
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The cast of Hamlet receives applause from the audience after their performance at MOCA Jacksonville.
A closer look at UNF Shakespeare’s Hamlet
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Two popular Jackonville festivals canceled due to COVID-19
The Ozfest Poster, courtesy of Osprey Life and Productions.
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Jade Gordon talks about “The Power of Encouragement” during her keynote speech.
Taylor Leadership Institute hosts 2024 Leading Ladies Leadership Summit
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Dean of Students and victim advocates help students with fourth annual Red Zone programming
Dean of Students and victim advocates help students with fourth annual Red Zone programming
In room 1314, attendees filled multiple seats to watch the first film of the semester, "Problemista". (Courtesy of Nicholas de Villiers)
Movies on the House kicks off its fall series: Free movies for UNF students
Career fairs can help UNF students and alumni prepare to enter the workforce and establish valuable connections with employers. (Photo courtesy of Career Services)
UNF’s career fairs are a ‘no-brainer opportunity’
Protesters chant as a line of approximately 50-75 police cars leave the Adam W. Herbert University Center Tuesday night.
Chants, police and metal detectors: Michael Oren’s visit to UNF
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Ambassador Soderberg (left) with Real World Policy course students in Washington (Courtesy of Daniel Loe)
How a UNF program is helping students become part of a global community
Representatives from BSU and Pride Club, including Pride Club President Aster Walters (back right), pose for a picture with UNF Student Body President Michael Barcal and Student Body Vice President Ashlyn Davidson. (Courtesy of UNF SG)
A talk with BSU, Pride Club presidents on new SG commission status
Some of the members of For a Black Girl, courtesy of DJ Washington.
For a Black Girl celebrates Black History Month with community events and empowerment
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Learning for a Lifetime: How UNF helps senior citizens pursue education at any age
A statue of Martin Luther King Jr. stands in the UNF Peace Plaza.
Students serve community on MLK Day, one stitch at a time
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