Students gathered on the Green on Wednesday, Sept. 26 for a Black Lives Matter rally hosted by the Students for a Democratic Society. The event was hosted as a means of standing against social and racial...
On Monday afternoon, Students for a Democratic Society revealed a banner in Alumni Square displaying victim names of police brutality.
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A student reported finding several signs that read “It’s okay to be white” on campus.
The student said she found these signs in the women’s bathroom at Founder’s Hall, in a Spinnaker box...
The students who were a part of the racist Snapchat video mocking a Black Lives Matter rally Oct. 11 will face no consequences, according to a report from The Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity...
Mims Steps down as President
Student Body President Samantha Mims resigned via email last week after being given an ultimatum by the Attorney General Jaclyn Glosson to step down or face impeachment....
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After a disturbing video of two males mocking the recent Black Lives Matter rally at UNF surfaced, the Students for a Democratic Society sat down...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYEM09GF73Y
UNF President John Delaney responded to a Snapchat video of alleged students jumping around making monkey noises with a caption “What actually went on at...
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Video by Jas Chung-Campbell and Andy Castro
Students of all types flocked to the Green on Oct. 11 for Take a Knee UNF, a rally hosted by the Students for a Democratic Society...
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Video by Jack Drain
“Black lives matter” rang through campus Wednesday afternoon as students chanted and cheered on the Green to protest police brutality....
Soul music from singers such as Marvin Gaye poured in from invisible speakers in the Osprey Clubhouse multipurpose room and tables were arranged in a rectangle, creating an amiable atmosphere to begin...
The record-breaking temperatures could tempt anyone into staying indoors on a Sunday afternoon. But for a group of nearly 300 citizens in Jacksonville, it was a perfect time to protest. The protest bringing...
