Former Student Body President Smith Meyers completed his term Tuesday, and President-elect Ian Green will take over today. Here’s a review of what suggestions the Impact Party made during Meyers’ campaigning that were accomplished or are in progress:
During her time as a student, Lindsay “Coco” Hames has seen fax turn into email, Tim Tebows’ career come and go and her band’s song feature in the movie “Whip It.”
Paislee Peyton first noticed a problem in the UF Reitz Union Bookstore in September.
When Solomon O’Leary lost his vision four years ago, he never thought he’d run errands alone.
UF researchers have discovered ways to identify patients who may suffer from long-term physical pain, which can help physical therapists provide tailored treatment instead of prescribing opioid medication.
A UF researcher wants to make golf courses nationwide more eco-friendly.
As Clarie Santiago spoke to about 20 people Sunday morning, a white-handed gibbon named Cajun swung down from the top of her enclosure with a 3-week-old black peach-fuzz fur baby clutched onto her stomach.
A student-developed app tracking environmental impact will allow users to help trees be planted in Nepal, Madagascar and Haiti.
When Desmond Grimes heard the fuzzy voice of control center from his bus radio, he told himself he would still find time for his daughter.
For the first time in more than seven months, 1-year-old Valeria Ocampo’s heart beat on its own.
Carolina Sepulveda doesn’t know when she’ll die, but she knows what she wants to get done beforehand.
The Gainesville Target supermarket store is now making it easier to avoid binge shopping.
Andrew Lim told a group of about 30 people the LGBTQ+ community is not safe from rape culture.
UF Student Body President Smith Meyers has denied being involved with a conservative nonprofit after his photo appeared in one of the organization’s brochures.
About 150,000 pages of The Alligator will be accessible from any device with internet access by September 2019.
Jessica Giessman threw her arms around Viper, a yellow Labrador retriever, and looked up at a UF police officer with puppy-dog eyes.
Student senators unanimously passed a bill that would change the members of the Student Government Diversity and Programming Committee on Tuesday night.
Nidhi Kalva wanted to leave her mark on UF before she graduates next month. This week she plants to do just that.
As Emily Mauldin walked by Library West on Monday morning, she noticed an unusual sight in the Plaza of the Americas: a pitched tent.
UF’s Gator Marching Band could have a field to call home starting this October.
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