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SG Senate has used Zoom to meet during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it has not met over the platform since it was "Zoom bombed" on March 31.
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SG Senate has used Zoom to meet during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it has not met over the platform since it was "Zoom bombed" on March 31.
SG Senate has used Zoom to meet during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it has not met over the platform since it was "Zoom bombed" on March 31.
After drawings of penises began speckling the screen and racial slurs flooded the chat box, UF professor Xiang Bi decided to shut down her virtual Zoom class last week. She reopened a new classroom requiring a password a few minutes later and resumed teaching.
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UF has a lead in unraveling who is accused of being behind a Zoom bombed Student Government meeting more than a week ago.
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Student Government Senate began meeting via Zoom about a month ago, but it has struggled to be productive since the move online.
UF sent an email Friday afternoon detailing various university updates regarding COVID-19.
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Genitalia, naked butts and swastikas flashed across the screens of Student Government senators and guests Tuesday night as they attempted to hold their weekly meeting over Zoom.
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In the race for money, many student organizations didn’t make it to the finish line last semester. This time around, the race was canceled before it even started.
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Student Government is designed to be a nonpartisan entity, but that can change when student leaders voice their opinions on the presidential primaries.
After nearly no legislation was passed in Fall, the Senate elected a president Tuesday who has never written legislation for UF.
Lights dimmed down, hands were raised and the crowd turned up.
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“Nominal fine” was the catchphrase for the UF Student Government election violation hearings Thursday and Monday.
The Inspire Party executive ticket, consisting of Matthew Barocas, a 20-year-old UF history and political science junior, Emily Hyden, a 21-year-old UF international studies junior, and Matthew Diaz, a 22-year-old UF political science senior, listen for the SG election results Wednesday night. Barocas ran for treasurer, Hyden for vice president and Diaz for president.