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This week on campus: Candleight vigil remembering Paris, Osprey Choral Showcase, Transgender Day of Remembrance and more.
In this Week Ahead: ask a librarian about sources for papers or just general library inquiries, make sense of the refugee crisis, and sip some tea in Ogier Gardens.
This week on campus: Jordan Davis documentary "3 1/2 Minutes: Ten Bullets" screening on campus tonight, Ghastly Gourmet (a Fear Factor-like competition) at UNF Market Days, a costume friendly table tennis tournament with free food and more.
This week on campus: a lecture on gender, racial and ethnic barriers in building trust, a showing of Zombieland, a volunteer fair on campus, and Ozzie's Oktoberfest.
This week on campus: a Capture the Flag session, workshops on writing and butterflies and a tour of Jacksonville's Recycling Center
Big Sean and Asher Roth takes center stage in this week's selection of free events.
Events on campus this week include Laser Tag and the Jacksonville Sings! Showcase.
The Far East comes to UNF with a series of Asian-focused events happening this week.
Events on campus this week include two film screenings, a health food workshop and a faculty concert.
This week's events include a meet-and-greet at the library, a talk on international jazz, and an info session on a study abroad in Germany.
Some of this week's events include coffee, a cookout, and magazine release party.
An array of exotic animals visited campus today to help students get through finals week. Animal Rentals brought a North American porcupine, and African grey parrot and a Geoffroy's Cat for students to pet in order to reduce stress.
Due to inclement weather, Osprey Productions moved the "Concert in the Woods" to the Student Union Plaza. The concert will take place tomorrow and attendees are invited
Osprey fans gathered in the Student Union West to watch the men's basketball team play the Colonials in the NCAA play-in game.
The Spinnaker explains NCAA Tournament jargon ahead of UNF's first game on Wednesday.
According to multiple sources, the OZ Fest scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. today will not be happening as planned.
Spinnaker remembers five unforgettable shows at UNF.
Cameron Nunez, a graduate of the UNF photography program, uses his talent to capture moments at the shows of the underground music scene in Jacksonville from inside the mosh pits.
Osprey Productions has booked five local bands for the first OZ Music Festival, March 5-6. Sidereal, Weekend Atlas, Aurora, Fort Stories, and Fjord Explorer confirmed that they will be performing as supporting bands at the event. OP announced Sublime with Rome and Mac Miller earlier this month as the headliners for the two day music festival.