Edward McDowell Archives

Letter to the Editor: marijuana at UNF

Spinnaker • Apr 15, 2013

UNF Vice President of Student Affairs Mauricio Gonzalez's responds to the Spinnaker's recent articles on marijuana busts around campus.

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UNF Reads featured author visits campus

Noor Ashouri • Oct 24, 2012

UNF Reads hosted a lecture featuring Warren St. John, author of "Outcast United," which will serve as this year's required reading for incoming freshman.

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New York Times removed from campus

Gordon Rhyne • Oct 4, 2012

The New York Times, initially funded by UNF Academic Affairs, was removed from campus recently after UNF Student Government removed it from its budget.

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Duval Court Judge to speak at UNF

Justin Chandler Porter • Mar 7, 2012

By: Justin Chandler Porter, Contributing Writer Duval County Court Judge Angela M. Cox will be speaking at UNF’s Student Union Ballroom March 7. Cox was appointed in 2005 by Governor...

University Controller Floyd Hurst passes away

Justin Chandler Porter • Feb 22, 2012

By: Justin Chandler Porter, Contributing Writer Floyd Hurst, 66, passed away Feb. 16 at his home in Ormond Beach, Fla. with his family by his side. Hurst, who served as the University...

Fraternity and Sorority Life suspends UNF chapter of Pi Kappa Phi for hazing

Maggie Seppi • Feb 13, 2012

Zeta Zeta chapter suspended as the investigation continues.

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UNF SG Committee approves Activity and Service Fee budget

Joseph Basco • Feb 3, 2012

Budget to be passed to the senate Feb. 13.

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UNiFied Fridays ushers in spring nice and easy

Maggie Seppi • Jan 17, 2012

UNiFied Fridays kick off for the semester with Neptune Beach’s Be Easy.

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News in Briefs Nov. 30

Joseph Basco • Nov 30, 2011

Spring 2012 election dates and times set Students will be able to vote for Student Government officials, including student body president and vice president, in the spring 2012 election from 9 a.m....

Gov. Scott vetoes university infrastructure funds

Spinnaker • Jun 29, 2011

State universities might have to amp up their diet regimen after the latest round of gubernatorial vetoes this year, courtesy of Gov. Rick Scott. As part of a record $615 million vetoes, Scott cut nearly...

The Sunshine State warms up to licensed open carry of firearms

Spinnaker • Feb 3, 2011

New legislation has Floridians wondering how lenient gun laws will affect their safety.

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Haiti relief concert offers spiritual beats to promote donations

Spinnaker • Sep 21, 2010

Joanna Norris expresses her emotion for the people of Haiti through song. Read on to learn more about Hope for Haiti and this week's fund raising events.

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