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The UNF Presidential Portrait of John Delaney,

UNF honoring John Delaney; renaming Student Union after him

Hannah Lee Apr 5, 2018

UNF President John Delaney has been the longest serving UNF President so far. He joined the UNF team in 2003, and since then many improvements were made to the campus. $262 million has been fundraised,...

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Photo courtesy Joanna Norris

Student Union will be named after UNF President John Delaney

Hannah Lee Apr 5, 2018

The Board of Trustees decided April 5 to rename the Student Union after John Delaney. It will now be named the John A. Delaney Student Union. The naming was saved as a surprise for Delaney until...

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Free rides to One Spark for students

Free rides to One Spark for students

Hannah Lee Apr 5, 2018

Interested in seeing what One Spark is all about? UNF just announced that One Spark will be giving UNF students a free ride to and from One Spark on Saturday, April 7. The shuttle will run from...

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Graphic by Rachelle Keller

Police Beat: Removed posters, a stolen wallet and missing money

Sam Chaney Apr 5, 2018

Don’t Remove My Post(ers) UNFPD was dispatched to Bldg. 10 on March 28 in response to a report of missing posters. According to the police report, the complainant had placed four posters up around...

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Semester send-off party

Semester send-off party

Cori Santucci Apr 5, 2018

The annual Semester Send-Off party, sponsored by the Office of Campus Life, is taking place this Saturday, April 7.  It will take place at Osprey Plaza in the Student Union. EDM artist Mad in the Hat...

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Why accountability and self governance may be critical in all Greek life

Why accountability and self governance may be critical in all Greek life

Colin McCann Apr 4, 2018

E.B. White once said, “I get up every morning determined to both change the world and have one hell of a good time. Sometimes this makes planning my day difficult.” “How do we have one hell...

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Photo by Camille Shaw.

May the food be with you; an event at the Cafe

Valeree Del Guidice Apr 3, 2018

It may not be May 4 yet, but the Osprey Cafe is getting off to a head start. On Thursday, April 5, the dinner service, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., in the Cafe will be Star Wars-themed. The Cafe is calling it,...

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Photo courtesy of UNF Student Financial Services Office

New federal payment program may impact students’ monetary freedom

Sam Chaney Apr 3, 2018

You may want to reconsider how you allocate your funds if you’re a student who usually relies on receiving a Federal Student Aid loan refund because new restrictions on how you spend your money may...

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Photo by Aisling Glocke.

UNF Royal Family’s first annual Charity Masquerade Ball

Aisling Glocke Apr 3, 2018

[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wzhuru2vWA[/embedyt] Video by Carly Kramer. Music, food, and mystery. That’s what the UNF Royal Family offered at their First Annual Charity Masquerade...

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Celebrate National Poetry Month with Student Workshops

Carly Kramer Apr 2, 2018

In honor of National Poetry Month, the Writing Center is hosting various workshops where you can channel your creativity. These workshops will all be occurring in Bldg. 4, the Skinner-Jones Hall North,...

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Juicy J performing at Oz Fest

Juicy J performing at Oz Fest

Hannah Lee Apr 1, 2018

Juicy J has been confirmed by Osprey Productions to be headlining Oz Fest. Juicy J is famous for his songs such as “Ain't Nothing,” “Bandz A Make Her Dance” and “Bounce It.” DRAAM and...

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Elected president, vice president, senators sworn in at Senate meeting

Elected president, vice president, senators sworn in at Senate meeting

Tristan Reyes Mar 31, 2018

On March 30th, 2018, the confirmations of the elected senators and Student Body President Jenna DuPilka and Vice President Maria Bermudez were sworn in at UNF’s Senate Chambers. Before the Student...

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