Students who actually pay attention to campus happenings are hard to come by. At USF St. Petersburg, there are three kinds of students — those who care, those who don’t and those who go on novel-length Facebook rants complaining about something that did or didn’t happen when it’s already way too late to make a

Ah, August. That dreaded eighth month in which we trade sunny skies for a fistful of fall classes. Although you’re more likely to be surfing the Web than actual waves now that the semester has started, why not hold onto the fading summer sun for just a few moments longer? Relive the glory days of

Tampa Bay’s own indie alt-rock progeny Tallhart (formerly Marksmen) come home this Saturday, after a summer-long national tour, to celebrate the official release of their newest record, We Are the Same. The band’s second album with Rory Records (the Equal Vision imprint of Say Anything’s Max Bemis), We Are the Same offers more instrumental dimension

Objectivity is a critical word in the mind of a young journalism student. We must tell the news as news without any ulterior motives or thoughts. Your opinion is yours and it is not to interfere with the presentation of news. Social network spiels and campaign bumper stickers are considered unprofessional for journalists. Any indication

College students, many of whom seem hell bent on getting less “bang for their buck,” like to complain about federal holidays around this time of year. “Good Friday and Easter are major religious events and should be spent with family,” they argue, often seeking time away from school. Unlike the United Kingdom, which recognizes Good