Student Government parties kick off interviews
By Kelly Hayes | Jan. 27, 201944 students filled out forms
44 students filled out forms
Michael Murphy woke up, drank a cup of coffee, called his parents and announced his bid to be Student Body president.
Zachariah Chou is named presidential candidate
The weekly Senate meeting was canceled.
The constitutional revision commission is revived every 10 years.
Senators debated for 30 minutes.
The dates may shift to accommodate Spring Break.
Students need not brave the cold to print
Student Government to allocate $405,023.20 for Reitz Union projects
I hope you Gators all had a great Thanksgiving holiday with your friends and family! I am writing to you today with some updates on what your Student Government has been up to lately. I’ll touch on some new initiatives we’ve been working on as well as a summary of what else SG has accomplished so far this year.
The Reitz was an early voting location. Who is really to thank?
SG is implementing diversity programs to help recruit minority students.
The resolution will be sent to UF administration.
At the local fee committee, SG made the right choices
She’ll be speaking at the University Auditorium Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
The Senate did not bring the resolution to debate or vote.
Senate elected a new president and pro tempore.
200 fewer students voted in this Fall election compared to last year.
This fall’s election has 50 candidates run on Impact Party's ticket and 43 candidates ran under Inspire Party's ticket, according to a list of candidates provided by Supervisor of Elections Henry Fair. This election more contested seats than Fall 2017 elections when 42 seats had multiple candidates.
5,517 students cast a ballot for the first day of SG voting