Because UF campus is closed for the hurricane Wednesday and Thursday, the second day of elections has been rescheduled to Monday, Oct. 14.
Santa Fe College is closed Wednesday and Thursday because of Hurricane Milton, according to a statement from Santa Fe President Paul Broadie II.
Tuesday’s elections, however, will carry on as planned. Polls will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
The storm is nearing Category 5 status and is expected to hit Tampa Wednesday.
UF's Fall 2024 Student Government elections take place this week.
Gonzalez’s journey began with a simple idea — to host a debate allowing students to develop their critical thinking skills while discussing relevant national issues.
Wanzenberg, who graduated from UF in Spring 2024 with a bachelor’s in sustainability studies and economics, attributes his environmental passion to his educational journey. He learned about the pressing crises of water quality, sea level rise, global warming and biodiversity loss during his time at UF.
In the midst of this election cycle comes a new candidate: the Watch Party.
Major UF construction projects are delayed and overbudget.
Santa Fe College students now have guaranteed transfer admissions into UF through a new program established this year.
A day before Hurricane Helene made landfall as a Category 4 storm, UF announced on Wednesday around noon it would close from Thursday at midnight to 7 a.m. Friday.
Students learned to navigate a hurricane away from their families and hometowns.
While Hurricane Helene ripped through the state, parties raged across town.
A 14-year-old P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School student was arrested Sunday for sending a text message threatening to commit a shooting on UF’s campus, according to a UFPD news release.
Norman Hall's iconic, old oak tree fell after facing strong winds from Hurricane Helene.
Tenders the tabby cat could receive an honorary degree from the UF.
Santa Fe College students’ refunds, the money left over after financial aid paid for tuition and other charges, has been delayed by more than three weeks.
UF will close Thursday and reopen Friday due to Hurricane Helene, according to a UF news release. All academic and student-related activities, including online classes and exams, will be canceled on Thursday.
Helene is expected to bring strong tropical storm and hurricane-force winds as well as heavy rain and the possibility of tornadoes, according to a Wednesday Santa Fe news release.
UF’s fall from the No. 1 public university to No. 34 in the Wall Street Journal’s most recent listing shocked students and alumni.
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