Today, UNF’s Delta Gamma chapter presented a $4000 check to WJCT’s Reading Radio. The donation comes from the $10,877 raised during their Anchor Splash fundraising event held on March 1. According...

Practicing nurses working 12-hour days in hospitals, clinics, and emergency rooms around the US can struggle if they are also going to class for more advanced nursing degrees in a university campus. Starting...

For the fourth consecutive year, UNF has been named among The Princeton Review’s Top 75 “Best Value Colleges”. The 2014 list is composed of 150 colleges, 75 public and 75 private, and highlights...

Read the updated story. At 7:59 am Tuesday, Student Government Vice President William Namen resigned in an email to Student Government President Carlo Fassi. The email is reposted in its entirety below. Carlo, I...

The UNF Surf Club is preparing to send two teams to California to compete at the National Scholastic Surfing Association Nationals. Seek out the students with tanned skin and sun-lightened hair,...

Shelby Ernest Sophomore Anthropology Q: Oscar Meyer versus Oskar Schindler? A: Meyer -- wait -- Schindler. Q: Have you used the gym this semester? A: No, I don’t work out. Q: If you could...

UNF’s favorite yellow duck is on the move again. Starting Nov. 22, he will find a temporary home at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens for the 2nd Annual ZOOLights event. Jacksonville's very own...

Jeff Browning, a UNF sculpture senior, unpacks a rectangular mass of clay and starts slicing it over a long, angled wire. It looks like comically large cheese, maybe even packaged meat, processed and...

If a TV news anchor at Spinnaker Television needs to tell a DJ at Spinnaker Radio a secret, the walk is 11 yards. Twenty years ago, that distance was across campus when Radio was in building 2, Founder’s...

Ben Saunders Freshman English Q: Have you been impacted by the Federal Government shutdown? A: I think it’s sad and indicative of our political landscape, that it’s got so bad. I haven’t...

On April 12, students in a senior project class for their information systems class donated six computers to the Sulzbacher Center, Northeast Florida’s largest service provider for the homeless. The...

Tyler Shutowick, a UNF economics junior, opens his Facebook page and scrolls down his news feed. He sees his “friends’” posts and liked pages and other content. Then he sees a cross-post from...

  Networking has become one of the biggest buzzwords since phones started vibrating on our table tops. There are many ways to network; like luncheons and picnics or dinner parties, but these...

Bicycles are one of the world’s most popular modes of transportation. The bicycle is real people power; it’s just you and the machine. BMX bikes, however, differ from the average bike. These bikes...

Deep in historic Avondale, Jacksonville, professor Nofa Dixon and her special projects art class are working on the next mural for the UNF campus. It will be their largest piece yet — a mural of a cloud-filled...

“One slave = $90” read the cardboard sign held by a girl in tattered clothes in the Osprey Plaza. The girl was an actor, but the statistic is real. The girl and several fellow student actors stood...

Movies maintain illusions, illusions you might take for granted. The process of putting a movie on screen is probably not as romantic or funny as the movie itself. Most likely, it is far more stressful. What...

Kenneth Comyns stands up from a chair, strapping on red and black gloves designed to soften the blow of balled fists on impact. Assuming a fighter’s stance, he approaches a slowly swinging heavy...

Shake off those winter gloves and open your arms to embrace your friends and alumni, it is spring, and time for Nest Fest, UNF’s mid-February Homecoming event. The Spirit Cup competition this year...

The produce on our supermarket shelves are rambling items of the road. They travel long distances, endure freight trains, chemical sprays, irradiation and inspection to get from the farm, to the grocery...

As a college student, it can be difficult to know how to manage money and make smart financial decisions for the future. Building Economic Success Together, or BEST Alliance, is a new club at UNF that...

“How do you feel about today being the last day of Sbarro being here on campus?”   “I’m mad. I like Sbarros. I don’t want it to go away.” Kelsie Sandage, senior, English     “I...

Conjured as a mini-winter-wonderland in on UNF’s campus, Osprey Productions’ Winterfest brought a snow drift of bubbles and an icy hill to Osprey Plaza Friday night. A horse drawn carriage drawn...

December is known for its holidays: Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Christmas and solstice, too. There are, however, an entire realm of other not-so-commonly known holidays that take place in December that you...

UNF’s Boathouse has been serving fries, shakes and beer since 2009 in the Student Union. Recently, the Boathouse acquired a liquor license which, according to their bartenders, has seen both shaken and...

The Grand Entry begins with wafting smoke from burning sage swirling around a dancer wearing his regalia. The smoke purifies, cleanses and aligns her energies as the dance begins. This is the commencement...

Those who take the Magician’s Oath promise to not reveal their tricks’ secrets to anyone but other trusted magicians. Mike Kies, known by his stage name, Magic Mike, is a UNF psychology senior...

You probably know what it’s like to execute a good scare -- the planning, waiting and sense of satisfaction you get from seeing your friends’ shocked faces as you jump out at them when they least...

  The abundance of white coveralls under the tent by the Student Union Oct. 24 may have made it look like there was radiation leak on campus, but the suits were just to protect the students...

  For years, UNF students have only been able to imitate the Osprey by Swooping, but now, once a month, Eco-Adventures gives students the opportunity to fly. UNF Eco-Adventures’ Osprey...

By Jason Howard, Staff Reporter An estimated 1,000-1,200 students came out to Ozzie’s Oktoberfest Oct. 20 to celebrate beer, food, and music and the revamping of a longtime tradition that UNF...

This Saturday will mark the revival of a longtime UNF tradition, Oktoberfest. Bill Delaney, UNF Student Affairs Information Specialist, has been planning for a year and a half to bring back the event,...

If “all the world’s a stage,” then that theater needs a backdrop--a setting for the events. At UNF, our ceaseless symphony of academic life and growth has a backdrop of lush and diverse landscaping. The...

UNF celebrated its Founder’s Day today with the dedication of the University Center to the university’s third president, Adam Herbert. Pierre Allaire, UNF’s vice president of Institutional...

UNF’s organic garden team planted its first crop of the season in what is now known as the Frederick C. and Ophelia T. Ogier Gardens Sept. 21. This semester’s crops include lettuce, broccoli,...

The UNF community may notice some changes to the shuttles around campus, as Transportation Management Services purchased the shuttles’ previous contractor Wednesday, Coach America Group Holdings...

Paul Mason joined more than 100 college professors in favor of Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol's initiative Amendment 64. If it garners enough votes, the Amendment would extend the same removal...

By Jason Howard, Contributing Reporter Students now have another option when it comes to textbook rental. The online retailer Amazon has launched a textbooks division of its website, offering...