Students ate a variety of "gross foods," ranging from jellied eggs, to fish heads to shots of sauerkraut juice at Ghastly Gourmet Market Day on Oct. 29.

Moe's Southwest Grill sponsored a burrito eating contest today at UNF's Market Day. Twenty students, who previously signed up, competed in different waves with prizes ranging from Moe's Bucks to free burritos.

La Fashion Coach comes to UNF Market Day every Wednesday. This mobile boutique can be seen with an outside display of handmade headbands next to a rack full of colorful dresses, tops and bags. The truck’s insides have been transformed into a sophisticated mini boutique, complete with shelves of accessories and even a dressing room.

By: Jordan Harirchi, Assistant Sports Editor Freshman softball player Kaylie Wallace won her second Atlantic Sun Pitcher of the Week award. In her award-winning week, Wallace posted a 0.91 ERA, had two...

By: Zach Morgan, Contributing Writer At UNF sits a nationally ranked team and a team that sits atop the standings in the Atlantic Sun Conference, both just so happen to play the same sport. Both...

No matter what color your thumb is, the UNF Organic Garden fosters education about healthy gorging and, of course, vegetables.

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UNF handled the Kennesaw State Owls Jan. 23 as it put an end to a tough four game losing streak.

It has been a busy season for UNF Athletics, but for two UNF baseball players and a UNF women’s tennis player, the first week of April was an even busier week. UNF’s right-handed starting pitcher,...

The first win of the season for the UNF women’s basketball team came Nov. 30 against Wofford College at the UNF Arena. Teamwork, communication and hard work were the main components contributing to the Ospreys’ 71-60 win, said UNF women’s basketball head coach Mary Tappmeyer. In the first half, the Ospreys trailed 23-26. But after entering the second half and accumulating 20 turnovers, they caught up and took a 48-34 lead. “We challenged the girls at halftime to come out and play to win and to not play scared,” Tappmeyer said. “I thought they really stepped up to that challenge. Our rebounding got a little bit better in the second half. We still have to work on our defensive rotations though.”