UNF coaches get excited about the new UNF logo released last week. “I was thankful they took the time to put this together,” men's soccer coach Derek Marinatos said. “The [new] logo is a sharp upgrade.”

Ever wondered what happens to those professor assessments you fill out at the end of a semester? Now those professor survey results and grade distribution data are available to UNF students through...

Sports are often cherished for their hard-hitting, character-building moments when athletes use the most of their skill and talent to win. But not every sport involves head-to-head competition or even...

A nine-year-old boy’s father recently posted a video on YouTube of his son playing basketball with hopes it will catch the eye of an NCAA recruiter. The young boy is actually very good for his age, and the clip has already been viewed more than a million times. University of Florida football coach Urban Meyer sent hundreds of text messages to recruits to avoid the NCAA limit on phone calls, and found another recruit’s girlfriend a gymnastics scholarship at UF just to sweeten the deal, according to a Gainesville Sun report. What do the two have in common? They are both examples of how NCAA recruiting has gone too far.