Publishing company offers online textbooks for free
But it is true: Publishing company Flat World Knowledge offers free online college textbooks, $30 print versions, audio versions and study aids to over 500 universities and colleges, and Steiner’s job as an intern is to bring its books to UNF.
SG president, vice president hopefuls weigh in on key issues during Student Media debate
About 100 students packed into the Boathouse March 9 to listen to the student body presidential and vice presidential debate with candidates from the Red Party, Yellow Party and United Ospreys Party at the first Center for Student Media debate.
Center for Student Media hosts SG Debate 6:30 in the Boathouse
The Center for Student Media is hosting a debate tonight at 6;30 at the Boathouse for the three parties on the ballot running for the Student Body president.
The presidential and vice presidential candidates of the Red Party, Yellow Party and the United Ospreys Party will all be present and also take questions from the audience [...]
Police Chief: UPD unintentionally withheld reports from Spinnaker
UPD Chief John Dean took the blame for the lack of police reports released in the past month and a half, as UPD’s records clerk did not clearly understand what she could and could not release to the Spinnaker, he said.
Contention in SG senate over physics club funding request
A torrent of vigorous debate over the the merits of a student travel request disturbed the usually placid waters of the Student Government Senate March 1.
SG Update: Budget kicked back to B&A Committee
The Student Government Senate voted unanimously at the March 1 senate meeting to send the proposed SG budget for fiscal year 2010-2011 back to the Budget and Allocations Committee for revision and further deliberation.
Compassion 2010 hits campus, students’ wallets
About 1,000 UNF students huddled together the evening of Feb. 20 at the Amphitheater for Compassion 2010, a $54,000 philanthropic concert paid for by student fees to benefit the victims of the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti.
News in Briefs: Rep. Ander Crenshaw to visit UNF, President Barnes gives State of the Student Body speech
Rep. Ander Crenshaw, R-Fla., will speak at UNF’s University Center, Student Body President John Barnes addressed the student body, and Fiction Fix, a literary journal started by UNF English Proffessor Mark Ari, is calling for fiction and visual art submissions for its Spring 2010 issue.
Advice on college investment comes to campus
UNF students will have the opportunity to learn about the basics of investment and finance management by attending INVEST ED, an event open to both college students and the general public.
UNF approves fee increase for an estimated $40 million wellness center
The UNF Student Fee Assessment Committee convened a special meeting Feb. 22 to approve the beginning of what is to become a near $40 million wellness center in place of the Dottie Dorion Fitness Center.
Publishing company offers online textbooks for free
But it is true: Publishing company Flat World Knowledge offers free online college textbooks, $30 print versions, audio versions and study aids to over 500 universities and colleges, and Steiner’s job as an intern is to bring its books to UNF.
SG president, vice president hopefuls weigh in on key issues during Student Media debate
About 100 students packed into the Boathouse March 9 to listen to the student body presidential and vice presidential debate with candidates from the Red Party, Yellow Party and United Ospreys Party at the first Center for Student Media debate.
Center for Student Media hosts SG Debate 6:30 in the Boathouse
The Center for Student Media is hosting a debate tonight at 6;30 at the Boathouse for the three parties on the ballot running for the Student Body president.
The presidential and vice presidential candidates of the Red Party, Yellow Party and the United Ospreys Party will all be present and also take questions from the audience [...]
Police Chief: UPD unintentionally withheld reports from Spinnaker
UPD Chief John Dean took the blame for the lack of police reports released in the past month and a half, as UPD’s records clerk did not clearly understand what she could and could not release to the Spinnaker, he said.
Contention in SG senate over physics club funding request
A torrent of vigorous debate over the the merits of a student travel request disturbed the usually placid waters of the Student Government Senate March 1.
SG Update: Budget kicked back to B&A Committee
The Student Government Senate voted unanimously at the March 1 senate meeting to send the proposed SG budget for fiscal year 2010-2011 back to the Budget and Allocations Committee for revision and further deliberation.
Compassion 2010 hits campus, students’ wallets
About 1,000 UNF students huddled together the evening of Feb. 20 at the Amphitheater for Compassion 2010, a $54,000 philanthropic concert paid for by student fees to benefit the victims of the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti.
News in Briefs: Rep. Ander Crenshaw to visit UNF, President Barnes gives State of the Student Body speech
Rep. Ander Crenshaw, R-Fla., will speak at UNF’s University Center, Student Body President John Barnes addressed the student body, and Fiction Fix, a literary journal started by UNF English Proffessor Mark Ari, is calling for fiction and visual art submissions for its Spring 2010 issue.
Advice on college investment comes to campus
UNF students will have the opportunity to learn about the basics of investment and finance management by attending INVEST ED, an event open to both college students and the general public.
UNF approves fee increase for an estimated $40 million wellness center
The UNF Student Fee Assessment Committee convened a special meeting Feb. 22 to approve the beginning of what is to become a near $40 million wellness center in place of the Dottie Dorion Fitness Center.