It's about that time again. If you haven't felt the swelteringly heat of summer, Fourth of July makes the summer season official for the rest of us. This week, we've asked the UNF community what they enjoy most about the holiday alert.
With the click of a button your iPhone is able to autofocus, choose the correct exposure and aperture (more on that below) and capture an 8-megapixel image. One could say it’s pretty much impossible to take a bad picture with the technology we have today.
People of UNF is a chronicle of students, faculty, university staff and visitors. Here’s a closer look at those we see walking by us everyday, those we overlook and those we sometimes wish we knew better.
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It's June 1st, the first day of hurricane season. We find ways to prepare for a storm. We stock up on supplies, stay up to date on the forecast, and then sometimes wait out the storm. For Floridians, living through a hurricane is just part of the panhandle experience. Here are a handful of storm stories for this week's edition of people of UNF.
Summer classes have been in full swing for a few weeks now. For this week's People of UNF, we've asked students what they like and could live without when it comes to taking summer courses.
If Stetson wins Sunday, the Ospreys will go to March Madness in their place, due to a postseason ban. But for now, here are some students that are keeping up that Osprey Pride for the Game Day edition of People of UNF.
As the Ospreys basketball team moves forward in hopes of winning the Atlantic Sun championship, we asked students what they enjoy most about the games and how much school pride they have.
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