During Tuesday night’s Senate meeting, Senate President Jenny Clements started her report with a moment of silence for victims of the recent mass shooting in Orlando.
During Tuesday night’s meeting, the Senate voted on Student Body President Susan Webster’s Supreme Court nominees, which included Christopher Tribbey as Supreme Court chief justice and John Angstadt-Shearer, Ashlyn Robinson, Meagan McCarthy and Travis Allen for Supreme Court associate justices.
On June 7, UF’s Student Government will vote on changes to its constitution.
Student voices were silenced at Tuesday night’s Senate meeting.
Since November, UF’s first Latina Student Body President has donated over $5,000 of her salary to help first-generation students.
UF’s Student Government won’t revisit the Student Body President’s nominees for UF’s Supreme Court, a committee ruled Sunday evening.
A student news organization is battling a Florida university for the right to know the names of Student Government officials in meetings and documents.
Students won’t see an increase in fees for the next school year.
Marston Science Library and Library West are competing to become UF’s favorite library.
UF Supreme Court might not be able to meet during the Summer.
If you get a traffic ticket, UF has services to help you.
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Students can borrow bowties, pant-suits and suspenders from Peabody Hall Room 202, but a whole wardrobe will launch later this year.
UF students can now see who their senators are on Student Government’s updated website.
Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders is coming to UF.
UF’s Student Senate christened the white walls of the new Senate chambers with the election of a new Senate president and pro tempore at Tuesday’s meeting.
UF’s Elections Commission heard nine out of 48 complaints from Impact Party, Access Party and UF’s Supervisor of Elections on Friday morning.
UF students approved an amendment to bring online voting to UF’s Student Body as Impact Party claimed the executive ticket Wednesday night.
Across campus Tuesday, the clamor of students exercising their rights to vote began.
In an orange floral shirt, a black blazer and black slacks, Heather Brown found herself surrounded by men and women dressed in orange and blue on the steps of the State Capitol.
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