From sci-fi to fantasy to an anime-loving, inhaler-inducing culture collision, the first ever Collective Con will feature both ticketed and free events...
People from differing faith backgrounds gathered to discuss the Charlie Hebdo incident at the Interfaith Center March 25 at an event entitled "Coffee and Conversation."
College students and ramen noodles go together like David Hasselhoff and questionable decisions. It’s cheap, takes three minutes to prepare and is the bane of most college students’ diets. But not all ramen has to be a regrettable decision for sustenance. In fact, it can be quite a treat.
UNF Gallery of Art exhibit entitled “Regarding Leisure" opened March 5. The exhibit features 30 photographs from 25 artists across the country examining American culture through the unique lens of our pleasures, passions and pastimes.
The Dueling Ospreys Battle of the Bands will be held in the Student Union Plaza on the same day as OZ Fest, but the times of the two events won't conflict.
Opener Tom Shillue's and headliner Jim Gaffigan's sets will be PG clean this Sunday, Feb. 22 due to a contract between the comedians and Osprey Productions. Gaffigan is the author of two books and his new television show, The Jim Gaffigan Show, debuts this summer.
Fans of the book might have been expecting something different from the film adaptation of Fifty Shades of Grey. The film stirred up some controversy but lacked the one thing the book had plenty of- sex.
Garth Sangree is remembered as more than just a headline. Friends remember him as a passionate adventurer who sought out ways to challenge his abilities. He has been missing since Jan. 24. Neither Sangree nor his kayak have been recovered.
Garth Sangree's memorial service was held today in the Robinson Theater at UNF. Over 350 people attended to remember a short life well lived. Friends remember Sangree as having a compassionate nature.
UNF students came together at the Student Union to honor the memory of fellow student Garth Sangree. Garth's father, Mark Sangree, spoke at the vigil that was hosted by Baptist Collegiate Ministries.
Osprey Productions is expected to announce Mac Miller as the second headliner for the OZ Music Festival. The first headliner, Sublime with Rome, was announced Jan. 16. The festival will take place March 5-6 on the auxiliary field behind the Student Wellness Complex.
"The Gay Moralist" Dr. John Corvino uses logic, humor and personal experience to scrutinize frequent arguments against homosexuality since 1992. Corvino will give two public lectures at the UNF University Center on Jan. 29 and Jan. 30 at 7 p.m.
