The right-to-die issue has been hotly debated in the U.S. for decades. Some say the issue came to the forefront after people began to live longer without the worry of infectious diseases, such as the plague...

Hope and change. If anybody from our generation can recall, those were the major keywords in Bill Clinton’s presidential campaign in 1992. And though his message was about change, things seem more and...

Dear Editor, I am writing this in response to the letter to the editor in the March 4 issue of the Spinnaker regarding the use of Activity & Service Fees allocated through Student Government for the...

A crisp blue sky March 6-8 at St. John’s County Fairgrounds played backdrop for the Harvest of Hope Foundation Music and Art Festival. The three-day festival was shimmied into existence thanks to Harvest...

What’s better than the debauchery and carefree recklessness of Spring Break to interrupt the monotony and stress of a busy semester? How about stacking on top of it our nation’s only true drinking...

Whether it is through pelting each other with beans or watching TV, UNF students are studying and celebrating Japanese culture in an animated way. UNF’s Anime Club appreciates the special genre of cartooning...

Feb. 25 – Battery/Possession (Building E) – UPD was dispatched to an area outside The Village regarding a loud disturbance, which turned out to be a dispute between a female student and her boyfriend. While...

During a series of meetings throughout the Fall 2008 and Spring 2009 semesters, the UNF Parking Services Council decided to make two changes to parking services: a night-time premium permit option and...

Grant Prather, a 26-year-old UNF student, fought long and hard with colon cancer, and his surviving family now takes solace that he is finally pain-free, his mother, Jo Anne McKinney said. Prather died...

Are we alone in the universe? Did God create man or did man create God? Was Darwin right? All these questions were subjects of discussion Feb. 25 at the Skeptics Forum sponsored by UNF Campus Ministries. Students,...

Students join for monthly international dinner The Interfaith Center and Student Government are sponsoring an international dinner March 5 to provide an opportunity for international and domestic students...

AROUND THE STATE Three football players still lost at sea; one rescued Three men are still missing after their boat capsized in the Gulf Coast Feb. 28. They face diminishing survival odds after...