The pond by the library has a new resident -- giant yellow duck.

UNF staff, U.S. News & World Report research data director respond to rankings’ perceptions

The FSA and Florida government come to an agreement about students' voices. Read on for the big decision.

Possible legislation threatens to take away the decision-making voice of college students.

Who cares about grades? Recent studies show grades are rising in American universities, but the reasons for the rise are unclear. Find out how UNF grades fare against other universities.

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Among college administrators it’s known as The Boy Problem. But it’s a problem that starts in grade schools, high schools and homes. Boys lag behind girls in being prepared to apply for college. While American colleges were roughly balanced between male and female students a generation ago, now most schools have more women than men. Some have a lot more. Nationally, 57 percent of undergraduates are women. And as the applicant pool continues to trend toward women, more schools are reaching the tipping point of having more than 60 percent women.