President John Delaney explains the decision, students consider their academic futures

By: Bonnie Mulqueen, Contributing Writer   A two-story addition for UNF’s College of Education and Human Services Building was honored with a dedication ceremony March 2 at 11 a.m. in the Schultz...

Worldly guitar - DJs in the Philippines play acoustic songs from a student who taught himself to play guitar through YouTube videos.

This student leaves his childhood ailments behind to succeed in the adult world.

Check out what you'll find in the College of Education and Human Services expansion.

New TLO class offers studies into disabilities and how people should interact with them.

Anna Renfroe’s day begins at 6:30 a.m. Living with three girls with disabilities, everyday she helps them wake up for school, fix breakfast and walk them to the bus stop. Afterward, Renfroe has a full load of classes and helps the girls plan dinner when the day is done. On other days, she takes the girls grocery shopping, bowling and out to dinner. This is Renfroe’s life as an On Campus Transition Program mentor and housing assistant. “I figured [working with the On Campus Transition program] would be a good opportunity to really learn about people with disabilities and get hands-on experience,” said Renfroe, a senior elementary education major. In August 2007, The Arc Jacksonville and UNF partnered to begin the On Campus Transition program at UNF. It is run by volunteers of UNF peers.