Tag Archives: politics

Column: How the next four years will impact your four-year degree

Content Editor Catherine Byerly says as of Nov. 6, two things will remain exactly as they were the day before: America will have a Harvard graduate as president, and UNF students will still have to pay for their degrees.

Posted in Opinions | Also tagged , , , Comments Off

Column: We need a president who can mix sex, politics

Contributing columnist Taylor Leckie wants to see a president who will support education to those within and just outside of the voting age who have sex.

Posted in Opinions | Also tagged , Comments Off

Candidates respond to 2012 redistricting

Three candidates in the 2012 state election talk about redistricting and their stance on education issues.

Posted in News | Also tagged , , , , , , , , Comments Off

UNF student helps out at the Republican National Convention

As one of the few UNF students given the chance to attend the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Brendan Quinn, a political science junior, got an inside look at the convention and political system.

Posted in Features | Also tagged , , , Comments Off

‘Voice Your Vote’ campaign visits UNF

The ‘Voice Your Vote’ campaign, a college convention tour, visited UNF Tuesday, with the goal of inspiring young voters to become active members of the political community.

The campaign, which will cover 12 college campuses, started Aug. 22 in Orlando, and will make its final stop Sept. 6 in Charlotte, N.C.

Posted in News | Also tagged Comments Off

Soderberg, UNF distinguished professor, kicks off state Senate campaign

The majority of Soderberg’s campaign team and volunteers in attendance of her first campaign party are UNF students and alumni.

Posted in Media, News | Also tagged , , , , , , , Comments Off

Momma always said: “Money doesn’t grow on trees”

As with every political issue, it seems Florida college students’ futures are stuck in a battle between bi-partisan Senate lines. Comforting, right? Both sides offered solutions on how to pay off the $60-million loan subsidy May 24, according to the Washington Post. But with different ideas on the matter, each solution was just shy of [...]

Posted in Opinions | Also tagged , , , , , Comments Off

UNF Professor John Parmelee discusses his book “Politics and the Twitter Revolution”

By: Hope Griffin, Contributing Writer UNF Associate Professor of Communication John Parmelee held a presentation at the Student Union April 3 emphasizing Twitter’s impact on national politics. His book, “Politics and the Twitter Revolution: How Tweets Influence the Relationship between Political Leaders and the Public,” details the five ways Twitter affects the political realm. Twitter [...]

Posted in News | Also tagged , , , , , , , , Comments Off

Why voting matters

Many students take a hands-off approach to politics and it’s not a good idea.

Posted in Opinions | Also tagged , , , , , , , , , Comments Off