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Student reports hate crime

Rebecca Rodriguez | Feb 19, 2014
A hate crime was reported after a male suspect assaulted and verbally threatened a transgender student in a bathroom on Feb. 6. The incident was not reported until Feb. 14.
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Student reports sexual assault

Rebecca Rodriguez | Feb 13, 2014

The following information is according to a UNFPD report. An officer was dispatched to UNF Police Department Building 14 on Feb. 11 to meet with a student victim regarding a sexual assault investigation. The...

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Three thefts, and possible fraud

Rebecca Rodriguez | Feb 9, 2014

The following information is all according to UNFPD reports. Theft (Bldg. 45) - Feb. 3 Items: Wallet, Student ID, Florida Driver’s License, Wells Fargo Debit and Credit Card, Visa, and Mastercard....

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Parking: Why now?

Rebecca Rodriguez | Nov 14, 2013
A $7 million parking garage is being built next semester -- something President John Delaney did not see the need for in June.
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A question of state control

Rebecca Rodriguez | Oct 9, 2013
“I think the university board of trustees knows what’s best for our institution. That’s why the [Board of Governors] originally delegated [authority] out to the schools… they know the heartbeat of our campus,” Carlo Fassi, student body president, said.
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Students represent for world peace

Rebecca Rodriguez | Sep 19, 2013
On Sept. 19, UNF held its third annual International Day of Peace celebration at the Student Union. The main goal through this event was to raise awareness for the need for world peace.
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Environmental artwork on display on Lufrano

Rebecca Rodriguez | Aug 28, 2013
Pastel artist Richard Lundgren’s work captures scenes of nature that he sees disappearing as the environment changes. These scenes can now be seen at the Lufrano Intercultural Gallery in an exhibition titled Disappearing Landscapes.
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