Photo by Aubrey Carr | The Crow’s Nest By The Crow’s Nest Staff Freedom of the press is part of the First Amendment. It allows journalists to report the news
By Isabella Perez Ghislaine van Empel, the captain of South Florida’s sailing team, has qualified for the SAISA Singlehanded National Championship. The competition, which is taking place Nov. 7-8 in
Photo courtesy of USF St. Petersburg MPB On Oct. 27, the University of South Florida St. Petersburg Multicultural Programming Board (MPB) hosted an event titled “What’s the Tea: Invisible Disabilities”.
Photo by Alex Felski | The Crow’s Nest By Isabella Perez After two back-to-back losses, the South Florida Bulls celebrated 30 years of their football program and took a 29-2
By Ashley Pena and Brianna Gutierrez On Nov. 3, 2026, the first federal election since the 2024 presidential election will capture national attention. While all Florida residents can expect to
The USF St. Petersburg Harborside Activities Board had eight events planned for 2026 Homecoming. Here’s a recap. 00 Post Views: 1,186
Photo Courtesy of USF Athletics By Isabella Perez The South Florida Bulls previewed the 2026-2027 college basketball season during the American Conference Tipoff on Oct. 12 in Tampa. The tipoff, which welcomed players and coaches from
By Secilia Ruiz and Ashley Pena Content Warning: This article contains discussions of sexual violence. A recent civil lawsuit filed against Ivy League institution Cornell University by a former student,
Photo Courtesy of Kyonna Henry Kyonna works as the Director of Student Life and Engagement at University of South Florida, St. Petersburg campus. There she provides strategic leadership and direction
Photo Courtesy of USF Newsroom By Zariya Bankston On July 1, 2026, Florida Legislative Bill 1217 went into effect, eliminating the University of South Florida Student Green Energy Fund’s (SGEF)
Photo courtesy of Lindsey Williams By Reagan Haskell At the end of Aug. 2026, The Campus Grind was officially purchased by a former University of South Florida employee and her