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Dean of Students and Ombuds respond to preachers and protesters on the Green

Courtney Green, News Editor | Oct 10, 2019

For the second week in a row now, students protested preachers on the Green. This time, it got the attention of the Dean of Students and the Ombuds. Dr. Andrea Adams-Manning, Dean of Students, along...

Thrilling Dead postponed after downpour

Lydia Moneir | Oct 30, 2014

Osprey Productions postponed 'Thrilling Dead' because the rain made it unsafe to use the equipment.

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UNF’s twelve traditions

Saphara Harrell | Feb 21, 2014

The Traditions Project spent a year making a list of 12 traditions, which were revealed at the Boathouse Feb. 20 in an event costing $5,000.

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Sustainability Week

Cassidy Thomas | Oct 21, 2013

“Students still have problems recycling. They even put plastic bottles and things like that in the wrong bin,” said James Taylor, UNF’s Environmental Center Event Coordinator. “We want to draw attention to sustainability.”

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One does not simply walk into UNF!

Catherine Byerly | Apr 10, 2013

Professor Paula Neimeyer's class put together a multimedia project showcasing UNF's Dagorhir community. Keep an eye out for them on the Green!

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UNF earns Bronze ranking for sustainability

Natalie Logan | Jan 14, 2013

Our university strives to be environmentally friendly. The flood of events promoting sustainability, numerous environmental organizations and the inclusion of recycling bins across campus are evidence...

UNF Enactus to collect, recycle used electronics

Natalie Logan | Nov 16, 2012

A project led by UNF Enactus seeks to reduce electronics sent to landfills and these kinds of facilities by gathering used electronics around the Jacksonville community.

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Students, staff sort trash to promote recycling

Jason Howard | Oct 25, 2012

The abundance of white coveralls under the tent by the Student Union Oct. 24 may have made it look like there was radiation leak on campus, but the suits were just to protect the students...