Compared to their predecessors a year ago, fresh and inexperienced Santa Fe College Student Senate members had a smooth semester learning the basics of legislation.
This weekend, Kayla Caniff won an award for representing the United Kingdom.
Rita Revak-Lutz spends her free time making earrings.
In the cold weather early Monday night, three Santa Fe College students and one adviser pitched tents on the Oak Grove to experience, for one night, what it’s like to be homeless.
A proposed amendment to Santa Fe College rules that e-cigarettes are placed under the same tobacco rules as regular cigarettes moved closer to final approval Wednesday.
Santa Fe College Student Senate moved forward with several bills Wednesday, which included amendments to court appearance rules and Senate meeting attendance requirements.
Electronic cigarette usage could soon be restricted on Santa Fe College’s campus.
Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a Santa Fe College student early Tuesday morning after police said he threatened people with an AK-47 rifle.
Brittany Bennett has never auditioned for a panel of judges.
Santa Fe College Student Senate elected a new parliamentarian and elections committee Wednesday evening.
Santa Fe College Student Senate struck down a resolution Wednesday evening that supported concealed carry on Florida college and university campuses.
A bell rang out over Liberty Pond.
Santa Fe College Fine Arts will soon bring ancient Greece to Gainesville.
The Santa Fe College Student Senate debated Wednesday evening about a resolution to endorse bills in the Florida State Senate and House to allow concealed carry on college and university campuses.
It had been more than a year since Steven Lee Bingham had conducted the concert.
Santa Fe College Student Senate has done a lot this semester — other than reviewing or passing any resolutions.
Macky Pesch’s eyes wandered up and down the Santa Fe College breezeway as he stepped up to the patriotic table. Although unsure of what he was signing at the time, he turned in his slip, put the pen down and grabbed a Tootsie Roll.
In May, Trisha Seppey was looking for a different kind of study-abroad experience.
During a Senate meeting Wednesday night, Santa Fe College Student Senate approved and reinstated several senators and learned the outcome of a resolution about skateboarding on campus.
During a Santa Fe College open forum held Wednesday night, local community leaders addressed issues of race relations, police-citizen relations, drug laws and mental illness.
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