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Flyer for the "in all the ways you can" art gallery at the Lufrano Intercultural Gallery

“In all the ways you can” exhibit honors Eartha M. M. White

Valeree Del Guidice | Jan 11, 2018

It’s a celebration through art of one of Jacksonville’s well-known natives. The Lufrano Intercultural Gallery, partnering with the Division for Student Affairs and the Department of Diversity...

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The Presidential Search Committee discussing the updates on new candidates. Photo by Tristan Reyes

Presidential Search: What has happened and what is to come?

Colin McCann | Jan 10, 2018

Change is coming to UNF leadership, as President John Delaney will be finishing up his term at the end of the semester. Delaney's last day in office will be May 31. Although we as a student body may...

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UNF professors collaborate on publishing short stories

UNF professors collaborate on publishing short stories

Samantha Chaney | Jan 10, 2018

Are you more mathematically inclined, or more artistically inclined? While most people consider themselves only one or the other, UNF Professor of Mathematics and Statistics Denis Bell embodies both....

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A woman gets her body painted in the Student Union.Photo by Braxton Afshari

UNF gets BARE and colorful at Market Days

Braxton Afshari | Jan 10, 2018

Students got to see lots of colors today at this week’s Market Day.  Well, not all over the place, but on faces. Artists from the Body Art Refined Exhibit (BARE) dabbed all sorts of bright colors...

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The Big Red Bus rolls onto campus

Valeree Del Duidice | Jan 10, 2018

Want to give back to start off the New Year? Back to back blood drives are happening on campus this week. The Alumni Association is hosting a blood drive Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at  Alumni...

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To close out the celebration, a lei was garlanded onto the statue of Martin Luther King Jr. in UNF's Peace Plaza.  Photo by Jordan Perez

Martin Luther King Jr. holiday events around UNF

Logan Ansteatt | Jan 9, 2018

Martin Luther King Jr. Day brings a three-day weekend early in the semester. For those looking to celebrate the holiday or simply avoid a lazy day at home, here are some events in and around UNF for students...

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The English Language Program office

English Language Program provides volunteer opportunity for UNF students

Sam Chaney | Jan 9, 2018

UNF students now have the opportunity to volunteer with the English Language Program (ELP) and help international students improve their English language skills. Volunteers will work with ELP students...

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The first week of Spring semester is full of fun events that are free for students with a valid Osprey1 Card.Photo provided by UNF Campus Life.

Spring Into The Semester: First Week Events

Sam Chaney | Jan 7, 2018

With the holiday season coming to a close, it’s time to warm up to the idea of a new semester, and UNF has just the events to kick it off. Here are a few of the upcoming First Week events, all of...

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Don’t Drop the Ball: New Year’s deals on drinks and rides

Alexandra Torres-Perez & Samantha Chaney | Dec 30, 2017

New Year’s is coming soon, and with it another excuse to drink and party the night away. While most are scrambling to find their New Year’s kiss, we’re scrambling to find the best deals on drinks...

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Award winning UNF alum encourages environmental activites

Award winning UNF alum encourages environmental activites

Pierce Turner, Features Editor | Dec 27, 2017

When was the last time you went rock climbing? What about kayaking? More importantly, when was the last time you did something to help the environment? For all of these questions, the answer is “very...

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A traditional Menorah. Photo courtesy of Pixabay (kevindvt).

The Month of Diversity: Religious Holidays in December

Alex Wilson | Dec 25, 2017

December is a hectic time of year, especially for students. Finals sneak up on you, and the thought of winter break might be the only thing that keeps you going. When it’s finally over, we can all...

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Eating well during the holidays: An annual challenge

Eating well during the holidays: An annual challenge

Sam Chaney | Dec 21, 2017

It’s beginning to look a lot like sweets and holiday indulgences. In fact, making the conscious effort to eat healthy may become surprisingly challenging upon returning to households loaded with homemade...

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