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“Don’t you want a sticker?” Chief Mackesy asked the room of excitable preschool children. “If you want a...
Vice President Cole Poppell, who has dedicated his time to Student Government for over two years, walked through the halls of SG for the last time Friday, Oct. 6. He said being a part of SG has been...
Dr. Catherine Christie was awarded the 2017 Distinguished Professor award, the highest award a UNF faculty member can be given, at the 46th Annual Fall Convocation ceremony.
“I am deeply honored...
The mundane faculty break room lit up with Ambassador Nancy Soderberg’s mention of her recent push to get two signed memorandums of understanding to the State Department. One of these documents gives...
Just over a year ago, twin brothers Nick and Sky Squillace were building a race-car with their fellow Ospreys as part of the UNF Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).
Today, the brothers have returned...
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How Joanna Norris continues to follow her childhood dream
Joanna Norris, UNF’s public relations director and a Christian musician, is reworking...
53 student teams got together to create short films with only a week’s time to do every bit of production from writing to shooting to editing. Here are the finalists.
People of UNF is a chronicle of students, faculty, university staff and visitors. Here's a closer look at those we see walking by us everyday, those we overlook and those we sometimes wish we knew better.
Fulterius King landed an opportunity to support and advocate for minority populations when he received a National Board of Certified Counselors Minority fellowship last week.
People of UNF is a chronicle of students, faculty, university staff and visitors. The hope of this feature is to gain a closer look at those we see walking by us everyday, those we ignore and those we sometimes wish we knew better.
