Airy, majestic, ethereal... simple adjectives are perhaps the fairest way to characterize Julianna Barwick's newest album. It's a work of simplicity, but Nepenthe is hauntingly alluring.

Osprey Radio will be closed on Friday 11/11 in honor of veterans day. We will resume normal business hours on Monday.

Transportation and Logistics Society helped round-up community support for port projects

Democrats and Republicans won't agree on Bush tax cuts.

There are a few interesting facts you may not know about UNF and life on campus. Check out some quirky superlatives we at the Spinnaker found throughout 2010.

By Mike Zaccardi Ok, I have mentioned it many times before, but here is yet another shameless plug for UNF’s student managed investment fund, the Osprey Financial Group (OFG). OFG is a group of ten...

Mike Tomassoni Art Director Rachel Elsea Copy Editor Meghan Dornbrock Web Editor Klajdi Stratoberdha Business Manager What new rule would you propose for the UNF community? New...

Your palms sweat while holding your resume, waiting for the interviewer to decide your career’s fate. Luckily, you took the time earlier to pick out just the right business suit and iron the wrinkles,...

In times of economic downturns and the complete removal of free-market principles from macro-economics, an instance of resourceful capitalism is a refreshing sight, especially since this solution came from a government worker. Tom Farber, a San Diego high school teacher, was recently faced with a serious budget crisis: his copy budget for tests and quizzes was cut by one-third. He estimated his expenses for the school year at more than $500 while his budget was reduced to a little less than $300. Rather than complain about a lack of educational funding while either paying for copies out of pocket – which isn’t a possibility for some educators considering their paltry salary – or simply omitting the exams – to the detriment of the students – he decided to sell advertising space on his copies.