Students would prefer to have move-out and finals occur at separate times to decrease some of the stress on their shoulders. Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The Crow’s Nest By Julia Birdsall
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Students are having a flurry of reactions to stepping out into the real world. Some shake with nerves, some are buzzing with excitement. All are counting down the days until
Pictured Above: Alexendra Davis is a senior mass communications major. Courtesy of Alexendra Davis By Alexendra Davis When the email regarding commencement ceremonies arrived, I was quite excited. The excitement
Pictured Above: President Steve Currall announced March 17 that students would receive individual recognition at USF’s first in-person commencement since fall 2019. Courtesy of Tara Zimmerman By Sophie Ojdanic Following
Pictured Above: All three campuses will be invited to a university-wide commencement ceremony. Courtesy of Tara Zimmerman By Sophie Ojdanic Students will not be permitted to cross the stage this
Pictured Above: The university announced on Thursday that fall graduates would join spring and summer graduates in the wait to in-person commencement. Courtesy of Cassidy Schuck By Sophie Ojdanic Graduates
Pictured Above: Taylor Tew is a senior mass communications major set to graduate in December. Courtesy of Taylor Tew By Taylor Tew College students don’t have the corner on misery.
Pictured Above: Julie Beach, an interdisciplinary social sciences major who graduated in spring, designed her graduation cap on Instagram. Courtesy of Julie Beach on Instagram By Catherine Hicks Some graduates
Pictured above: Students will have the opportunity to attend a virtual commencement in May and an additional ceremony in August to celebrate finishing their degree. Courtesy of USF By Brianna
Students from the Project 10 STING RAY stood next to a picnic table outside of the Campus Grind coffee shop. They waited as their names were called to receive a