SG to offer five more locations for free printing
By Clare Lennon | Apr. 17, 2012UF students will soon be able to use their free printing credits without standing in lines in the Reitz Union’s Student Government Printing Lab.
UF students will soon be able to use their free printing credits without standing in lines in the Reitz Union’s Student Government Printing Lab.
The Student Senate passed two bills at Tuesday night’s meeting that propose restructuring part of Student Government’s executive branch.
The Student Senate is scheduled to hear two bills today that propose to cut and restructure parts of Student Government’s executive branch that deal with SG programs.
After fighting her way up the sports media ladder, Erin Andrews briefly climbed back down Wednesday to return to where her career started.
The Transparency in Executive Agencies Act was an uncontroversial piece of legislation that would have increased transparency in the Accent Speakers Bureau and Student Government Productions.
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Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update” anchor and head writer Seth Meyers performed standup at UF Thursday night and made jokes at the Student Body’s expense.
Gay actor and filmmaker John Waters drew crowds and laughter at the opening ceremony of Pride Awareness Month on Monday night.
Much to our surprise, Student Sen. Katie Waldman has been recommended as chair of the Allocations Committee in UF Student Government.
Pride Awareness Month at UF begins March 19 and will include speakers, a drag show and an indie-rock band performance.
The UF Supreme Court determined that three upcoming Students Party engineering senators will be allowed to keep their seats.
The Election Commission ruled that the Unite Party did not directly or indirectly coerce voters to vote in the Student Government elections held on Tuesday and Wednesday.
About 300 students gathered on the Reitz Union Colonnade on Wednesday in hopes of getting a ticket to the free Billy Joel performance on March 1.
Capping off an election with historic voter turnout, the Unite Party's presidential and vice-presidential candidates won with 50.27 percent of the vote.
There's a lot going on inside the creative minds of trolls and bored college students everywhere, so this week we're summarizing all the good stuff (and annoying stuff) of the Web.
The Student Government Election Commission advised the UF Supreme Court to disqualify several Students Party candidates.
Tuesday's Student Government elections brought out about 18 percent more students than voted on the first day in the past two elections.
Tickets to see Billy Joel are available today.
UF engineering students will showcase their talents with the 61st annual E-Week.