| 2000 |
- UNF sets record of more than 1,000 students graduating during spring commencement ceremonies.
- AOL and ADT announce plans to build in UNF's First Coast Technology Park.
- UNF launches $65 million capital campaign, largest philanthropic drive in Jacksonville history.
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| 2001 |
- $22 million Fine Arts Center opens for Fall Semester
- Board of Regents approves revision of UNF Master Plan.
- Gov. Jeb. Bush appoints members of UNF's first board of trustees.
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| 2002 |
- 13-member Board of Trustees begins work to oversee the University.
- UNF observes 30th anniversary.
- Fine Arts Center begins its inaugural season in the Lazzara Performance Hall.
- Hayt Golf Learning Center opens.
- Luther and Blanche Coggin donate $5 million to College of Business Administration.
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| 2003 |
- Nobel Peace Prize winner Desmond Tutu arrives on campus to teach for one semester.
- Lady Ospreys basketball team captures South Atlantic Region championship, giving them a spot in the Elite Eight.
- John Delaney selected as fifth president of UNF.
- Access to Excellence capital campaign ends, raising more than $100 million
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| 2004 |
- Science & Engineering Building opens.
- John Delaney inaugurated as University's fifth president.
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