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RSS FeedPhotos contributed by Rob Baynard Brittany Long Contributing Writer “Infanta, Infanta.” I am repeating this in my head as I run. I look down at my heels and give myself a silent pat on the back for making such a good shoe choice for the night. I am also looking down because I am running,
Photos by Lucas Cannistraci/Crow’s Nest Greg Lindberg Sports Editor The first year of the Skip Holtz era at USF probably exceeded the expectations of many Bulls fans. The Bulls concluded their 14th season of football with an 8-5 overall record and a 3-4 mark in the Big East—the same records they had last season. But
Greg Lindberg Sports Editor Have you ever wanted to give water polo a try? Think you can outshoot your opponents at lawn darts? You’ll have the chance to do both of those and many other unique games this spring at USF St. Petersburg. The spring 2011 semester will include some different options for students that
Keeley Sheehan Managing Editor The College of Business has added a new major and minor in entrepreneurship, approved in October 2010, and the Entrepreneurship Club, a 2008 addition to the campus clubs roster, has been growing each semester as more students look to expand their business sense. Approximately 164 students are signed up for the
Tom Chang Contributing Writer Student Government passed a survey regarding the pending smoking ban around campus. The results polled from 115 students stated the majority preferred designated smoking areas on campus. “Basically the results that came back were pretty skewed towards not having a ban of tobacco on campus,” said Chuck Terzian, SG senator and
Robbie Crowley Campus & Beyond Editor USF St. Petersburg students can anticipate a new student center ready for use by the fall 2012 semester. The design is complete and construction on the $22 million student center is scheduled to begin in March 2011. It is estimated that it will take just over a year to
Robbie Crowley Campus & Beyond Editor USF St. Petersburg officially announced a change to the school logo on Jan. 5. Regional Vice Chancellor of External Affairs Helen Levine sent a memo to the USF St. Petersburg community, which included images of the changed logo. The university logo has been adjusted to incorporate all the initials
Photo by Aimee Alexander/Crow’s Nest Nikeya Williams Editor-in-Chief The USF St. Petersburg marina looks different this year, because of the newly completed docks that sit nestled on the Waterfront. This completion of the new docks called for a ribbon-cutting celebration. On Tuesday, Oct.12, USF St. Petersburg decided to dedicate the new docks at the Waterfront
Photo by Michael Rohloff/Contributing Photographer Keeley Sheehan Managing Editor About 40 USF St. Petersburg students are currently living in the Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront hotel, down from about 50 students at the beginning of the semester. Placing students at the Hilton is part of the university’s temporary housing plan after it received more housing applications
Andrew Silverstein Entertainment Editor Somehow, on my own accord, in some weird line of thought… no, enough excuses. I watched “Sex and the City 2.” Wow, that felt good. Released back in May, “Sex and the City 2” is now slated for DVD and Blu-Ray release on Oct. 26. Apparently this little number’s got a
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