UNF began construction about two weeks ago on a $1.5 million amphitheater, which will be completed earlier than projected due to increased funding,  UNF officials said. The amphitheater, which is scheduled...

By Jonathan Morales News Editor No suspects have been identified and no arrests have been made after a UNF student said she was fondled in the early-morning hours Feb. 1, UNF officials said. The victim...

“During Black History Month, all Americans are encouraged to reflect on past successes and challenges of African Americans and look to the future to continue to improve society so that we live up to...

C-SPAN’s national tour bus rolled up beside the UNF Arena Jan. 30 for two hours of one-on-one time with students, staff and faculty. Whole classes, as well as individual on-lookers, were invited to...

Florida Community College at Jacksonville is undergoing a transition to become a four-year college, causing a possible overlap in educational instruction, UNF officials said. FCCJ’s status will change...

AROUND THE STATE UNF student helps poor children in the Philippines A UNF electrical engineering student, Noel San Antonio, started a nonprofit foundation to support the St. Anthony Development and Learning...

Moving out of your parents’ home, enrolling at a university and perhaps even finding a new job have extensive legal and societal implications, among which paying taxes is one of the least popular. Master...

Business College hosts international conference The UNF Coggin College of Business and the Warsaw University School of Management are co-hosting the ninth annual International Business Research Conference...

Simply Certified, a program started just last semester by the UNF Division of Continuing Education, has been a success, according to program management. The program allows students to pick from several...

A new campus club, Osprey Toastmasters, is providing students who are eager to become better speakers and leaders a chance to attend a forum to develop communication, leadership skills and introduction...

Journalism students are reminded daily how doomed they and the printed word are – it happens in relative secrecy in small computer labs in this very institution. Each morning, 20 to 25 students band...

Religious zealots are walking a thin line. “Turn or burn” is the first thing you hear as you walk by the Green on your way to class while the open-air preachers attempt to convince students they are...