Student Body President reflects on his last six months
By Angela DiMichele | Oct. 30, 2018SG is implementing diversity programs to help recruit minority students.
SG is implementing diversity programs to help recruit minority students.
The resolution will be sent to UF administration.
At the local fee committee, SG made the right choices
She’ll be speaking at the University Auditorium Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
The Senate did not bring the resolution to debate or vote.
Senate elected a new president and pro tempore.
200 fewer students voted in this Fall election compared to last year.
This fall’s election has 50 candidates run on Impact Party's ticket and 43 candidates ran under Inspire Party's ticket, according to a list of candidates provided by Supervisor of Elections Henry Fair. This election more contested seats than Fall 2017 elections when 42 seats had multiple candidates.
5,517 students cast a ballot for the first day of SG voting
Library West will soon be 24/7 again
Kosher and halal food, free water and two-ply toilet paper will be offered
Impact Party and Inspire Party have released their platforms for Fall
Changing parking decal restrictions, creating an African American Studies department and extending Uber Safe Rides are a few of the ideas the party wants to advocate for.
Both parties are expected to release their platforms for the upcoming election soon.
Student Body President Ian Green said he hope to have it open by the end of September
Members of Impact and Inspire Party are asking for student input as they generate their campaign platforms
No independent or undecided candidates registered. All candidates registered with either Impact Party or Inspire Party.
The UF Student Government political parties are beginning to put together their slate for Fall elections.
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