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Men’s soccer defeat JU

Joslyn Simmons • Oct 26, 2017

Men’s soccer (2-9-2 overall, 1-3-1 ASUN) took down crosstown rival, Jacksonville University (3-9-1 overall, 1-3-1 ASUN) in a 2-1 victory at the Southern Oak Stadium on Oct.25. The Dolphins’...

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Photo by Morgan Purvis

JU to host part two of River City Rumble at the UNF Arena

Joslyn Simmons • Oct 19, 2017

Part two of the volleyball River City Rumble will take place in the UNF Arena this Friday Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. The Jacksonville University historic Swisher Gym is closed to repair damage caused by...

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The UNF Arena. Photo by Joslyn Simmons

Jacksonville University using the UNF Arena after Irma

Joslyn Simmons • Oct 4, 2017

When one thinks of UNF and JU, crosstown rivals is the first thing that comes to mind. However, that's not the case. UNF’s Athletic Director Lee Moon stepped up and offered a hand to the Dolphins’...

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Women’s basketball heads to Macon on a hot streak

Spinnaker • Mar 2, 2012
The Ospreys picked up the pace at the end of the season, now heading into the tournament looking for an upset.
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Women’s basketball faces cross-town rival in final game

Spinnaker • Feb 22, 2012
The River City Rumble will show what the Ospreys are made of as they take on the JU Dolphins February 25.
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Ospreys get revenge on cross-town rivals, advance to A-Sun semis

Spinnaker • Mar 3, 2011
Third times the charm for the No. 6 UNF men’s basketball team who avenged two regular season losses to No. 3 Jacksonville University by defeating them 68-64 in the quarter finals of the Atlantic Sun Tournament, Thursday, in the Mercer University Center.
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Town Center corner dancer gyrates hips, becomes Jacksonville celebrity

Spinnaker • Nov 17, 2010
He’s a pro at working the corner. David Nguyen doesn’t just stand with his Whiskey River sign and wave, he swings it with sass while he shakes his hips, all for a few honks and an occasional flashing.
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