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The UF Student Government Supreme Court ruled Monday to disregard the April 4 election of Sen. Oscar Santiago Perez (Change-District D) as Senate president and prohibit the Senate from meeting until leadership from the Gator and Change Caucus sign an agreement on how the Senate plans to move past its turbulence.

On the docket: a resolution to make discriminatory acts an official violation of the Orange Book Conduct Codes, an amendment to remove gendered language from the UF Student Body Constitution and a revision to the 300 Codes, which outline the rules of the legislative branch, to turn Town Hall events into moderated forums, all passed without debate. 

UF student voter guide to the SG Spring election Students can choose from six sites to vote in person for the SG Spring election Feb. 23 and 24. No early voting option was provided Spring 2021 Student Government Polling Locations Photo by Aubrey Bocalan | The...

UF Supreme Court rules against partisan discrimination case The case established precedent of partisan bias favoring majority-affiliate candidates Photo by Kate McNamara | The Independent Florida Alligator The UF Student Government Supreme Court couldn’t rule on a case of partisan bia...