Student senators from both sides of the aisle emphasized bipartisanship after Inspire candidates were sworn into their seats Tuesday night.
Actor, comedian and former White House employee Kal Penn will speak at UF later this month.
In the most contested Student Government election since Fall 2015, UF students elected a bipartisan Student Senate.
Despite the Student Government elections being the most contested since 2015, only about 300 more students voted than last Fall.
Out of the 86 students who decided to run for a Student Government seat this Fall, only two are not running with a party.
Inspire Party President Ben Lima began a Student Government public forum Monday by criticizing Impact Party for not attending the event.
A meme posted by a sitting Impact Party senator criticizing Inspire Party sparked a Facebook debate about Student Government on Thursday night.
In the most competitive election cycle since Fall 2015, 50 Student Senate seats are up for grabs.
A day after Inspire Party released its platform, Impact Party published its own on Thursday.
In hopes of getting voters to meet their candidates, Inspire Party will hold a public forum Monday, one day before Student Government Fall elections begin.
The possibility of getting free feminine hygiene products on campus captivated Niko Alaezi when she first read Inspire Party’s platform.
Student Government Senate passed a resolution affirming UF President Kent Fuchs’ support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program Tuesday night, but not without debate.
When Conor Fox stopped by the Inspire Party table at the Reitz Union on Monday, he had one thing on his mind: online voting.
Five new bike repair stations will be installed across UF’s campus to expand Student Government’s bike repair program.
Applying for Student Government funding should now be easier for student organizations.
An hour before the final deadline, Lauren Latimer toyed with her folder while waiting for her interview.
Tuesday is the last day to interview to run for Student Senate. Many of you may shrug when you read this, thinking, “What does this have to do with me?”
After realizing he needed business casual attire to qualify as a Student Senate candidate, Trevison Clark ran home to grab his blue checkered shirt and suit.
Despite 11 parties registering for Student Government Fall elections, only two will move forward with candidate selection.
Solutions by The State News
