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Thousands poured into the O’Connell Center to see hip-hop artist Roddy Ricch and opening act Joy Oladokun Tuesday evening.
UF Student Government elections are fast approaching, and some parties are releasing their platforms for the semester.
Change Party has publicly announced its all-Black, queer femme executive ticket for Student Government’s spring elections.
UF Student Government is trying to establish a new UF tradition: a college prom night.
Two Student Government parties announced their candidates for executive positions three weeks before elections start.
Student Government Productions is kicking off the semester and Black History Month with a concert from rapper Roddy Ricch and singer-songwriter Joy Oladokun on Feb. 8.
Student Government released a timeline for the upcoming Spring election and planned semester events during its first week of the semester.
In UF Student Government, a new semester brings with it a new legislation season in which graduate students have had little to no say. The Graduate and Graduate Family Housing senate seats have remained vacant throughout the entire Fall semester and now leading into Spring.
The number of bills that have appeared on the Senate floor this semester pales in comparison to the Spring semester.
Following promises to improve traffic safety, Student Government is taking steps to make University Avenue a safer place for pedestrians.
The University Auditorium was packed with senators, students and UF administration Tuesday evening as Student Body President Cooper Brown gave the State of the Campus Address.
At a school with more than 60,000 students, it seems paradoxical that engaging with campus can be difficult.
Sitting within the UF Veterans Memorial, Liberty Pond has spent years collecting algae. Its initial decor has either been removed or has fallen into disrepair, including its fountain.
Gator Party has kept a grip on senate committees for the past three semesters. This semester is no different, with 100% of nominated committee members belonging to the majority party.
Although open to the public, standing Student Government committee meetings are often only announced on a clipboard on the ground floor of the Reitz Union. Students who do not pass the area and are not members of the committees themselves have no other means to find out SG meeting dates and times.
As UF’s libraries tend to be at the highest capacity during midterms and finals, students are asking for a 24-hour library on campus. But no one wants to provide the necessary funding.
More than 7,000 people packed into the O’Connell Center as Gator chomps rippled through the crowd followed by the classic “It’s great to be a Florida Gator” chant. These were both demonstrations of what homecoming week is all about: tradition.
For a year, Gator Party has held control over SG Senate with a supermajority of more than 60 senators out of 100 total seats.
Members of Change and Gator Party huddled on the third floor of the Reitz Wednesday night, waiting for election results to begin rolling out. At the end of the night, Gator Party solidified its majority in Senate for the third semester in a row.
UF students have seven options of polling locations to cast their votes to decide who will fill the 50 available Student Government Senate seats. Voting will take place Sept. 28 and 29 from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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