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CNN Legal Analyst Mark O’Mara on race and justice

Alex Wilson | Oct 8, 2014
Lawyer turned Legal Analyst Mark O'Mara visited UNF on Oct. 2 to speak on the topics of race and justice.
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Ozzie’s Oktoberfest coming Oct. 18

Tyler LaMay | Oct 6, 2014
UNF will hold Ozzie’s Oktoberfest 2014 on Oct. 18 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. This annual event will include eating, drinking and a live polka band.
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OP planning music festival for UNF

Erica Santillo | Oct 6, 2014
Instead of having two separate fall and spring concerts, Osprey Productions plans to put on a 24-hour music festival this spring on March 5-6 that will have multiple performers, food trucks and vendors.
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UNF students take back the night

Danae Leake | Oct 6, 2014
Students walked across campus and shared their personal stories to raise awareness about domestic violence during the sixth annual Take Back the Night.
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Engineering course rebuilds children’s toy cars to aid in rehabilitation

Sarah Ricevuto | Oct 2, 2014
Electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and physical therapy students at UNF are working together to aid children with physical disabilities in rehabilitation. Students build toy cars for the children, build sensors to record data of children learning and work with the children in their rehabilitation process.
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Pride and prejudice: breaking down LGBT discrimination

Alex Wilson | Sep 29, 2014
Over the past decade, UNF has made significant improvements in stopping discrimination based on gender or sexuality. From adding a non-discrimination policy to a full-time staffed LGBT Resource Center, UNF continues to advocate for LGBT rights.
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Their lives are jokes: stand-up comedy hierarchy in Jacksonville

Joseph Pike | Sep 19, 2014
The stand-up comedy industry is a hierarchy and making people laugh is the key to getting to the top.
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Fashion on the move at UNF Market Day

Lacey Wyndham | Sep 11, 2014
La Fashion Coach comes to UNF Market Day every Wednesday. This mobile boutique can be seen with an outside display of handmade headbands next to a rack full of colorful dresses, tops and bags. The truck’s insides have been transformed into a sophisticated mini boutique, complete with shelves of accessories and even a dressing room.
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UNF professor instating outdoor sculpture exhibit in downtown Jacksonville

Joseph Pike | Sep 10, 2014
For the next year, 13 sculptures will be on display in a downtown Jacksonville park near Main Street courtesy of Professor Jenny Hager who teaches sculpture at the University of North Florida.
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MOCA art exhibit: crafting the human brain

Lacey Wyndham | Sep 5, 2014
MOCA's Project Atrium is featuring the artist Caroline Lathan-Stiefel's installation piece, Wider Than the Sky, until Oct. 26. The piece depicts Lathan-Stiefel's personal reaction to her father's encephalitis.
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UNF biology majors work to bring back endangered species

Jake Stofan | Sep 4, 2014
Through a partnership with the South-East Zoo Alliance for Reproduction and Conservation (SEZARC), UNF biology majors can conduct various testing to help breed endangered species in zoos throughout the U.S.
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Album Spotlight: Rustie’s Green Language has a track for all

Douglas Markowitz | Aug 29, 2014
Scottish producer Rustie’s new album, Green Language is EDM for people who hate EDM. Unlike the popular electronic music produced by Zedd, Avicii and their peers that sounds similar, Rustie's album offers a distinctive sound that stands apart from the rest.
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