Last day for UF students to run with SG political party
The shortest day for students to choose which political party to run with turned out to have the largest number of candidates Friday.
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The shortest day for students to choose which political party to run with turned out to have the largest number of candidates Friday.
The second day of slating and qualifying saw a slight increase of students running, or slating, with either Access Party or Impact Party.
While some students who walked into the Reitz Union knew which Student Government Party they were going to run, or slate, with in the Fall 2015 elections, Anneke Wenzel remained uncertain.
A YouTube act is coming to the Gainesville stage this weekend — and it’s going to be epic.
The Senate chambers were relaxed Tuesday night until a heated public debate regarding the recent formation of a new party was addressed.
Students interested in running as a UF student senator can go to the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom in rooms A and E today for Fall 2015 elections.
A new party has emerged with promises to overcome gridlock in the Student Senate chambers.
Meagan Roach, a 20-year-old UF sociology junior, prepares to punt a Chuckit! dog toy for Sony, a golden retriever and lab mix, on the Plaza of the Americas on Aug. 25, 2015. Sony was trained as a Canine Companion for Independence assistance dog, but found a home outside of the program because she could not get her certification.
Samantha Miller’s curiosity led her to debunk more than 40 years of respected research.
Football is back, and with it comes the culmination of an offseason filled with controversy.
If you’re reading this: Welcome to the first edition of The Independent Florida Alligator for the Fall 2015 semester. Whether you’re a freshman leaving home for the first time or a world-weary senior who has already hit every Midtown bar and is well versed in the culture of Club West, you ought to be excited; UF is one of the most exciting places for a young person to pursue a higher education.
The sky was dark and Century Tower’s bells echoed across UF campus as rain started to pour where the old tree still stood.
Rebecca Pardini used to be homeless.
Ah, the last days of the Summer semester are upon those among us still attending, and we now stand upon the precipice of a difficult time for some students. I’m not referring to the distinct lack of sunshine over the past week, nor do I speak lightly of nights many will spend studying for their finals or finishing their final projects.
Comedian Shane Mauss is coming to Gainesville for the first time, equipped with jokes about everything from bad LSD trips to psychedelic experiences.
Gainesville is “feeling the Bern” as Gainesville Wants Bernie, a local group, is hosting a meet-up Wednesday at High Dive bar per request of Democratic Party nominee Bernie Sanders.
I’ve always maintained that a little bit of skepticism can be a healthy thing. Skepticism, at least in my mind, has always occupied a comfortable middle ground between optimism and pessimism; going through life as a skeptic all but ensures that one will neither be too disappointed when the ground falls out from under them, nor all that overwhelmed when life works out in their favor.
Hello Gainesville. We hope you’re having a good day, recovering from your Independence Day celebrations and enjoying the onset of Discovery Channel’s latest rendition of Shark Week.
Maria Cirillo will drive more than 200 miles from Jacksonville to Fort Pierce to visit with her family for the Fourth of July.
Bursts of color and patriotism will once again speckle the night sky over UF’s Flavet Field.