As part of the university’s Student Government Day, seven USF St. Petersburg students spent the day at St. Petersburg City Hall last week to get a look of the inner
Month: April 2016
Colored chalk of blue, pink and green were thrown in the air as USF St. Petersburg students celebrated the Indian festival of love and the start of spring – Holi
There’s a new activity on campus: Log rolling. The sport started during the logging era in the 1800s as a way to keep rivers from jamming. Log rolling competitions quickly
Last I checked, the year is 2016. That makes the landmark the 1964 Civil Rights Act, signed into law under President Lyndon B. Johnson – 52 years old. The Supreme
The Tampa Bay soccer team wants to see more Bulls at matches Not many schools can call a professional soccer team its neighbor, but USF St. Petersburg can. The Tampa
In 2014, an estimated 40 million Americans were current cigarette smokers. Approximately 480,000 Americans die each year from cigarettes. Of those deaths 41,000 die from secondhand smoke, according to the
He’s been compared to Jesus, a Disney princess and frazzled grandpas everywhere. He’s made appearances on Fox News and Saturday Night Live, and released a folk album in 1987, “We
The past is much closer than you think. When you feel depressed or in pain, thinking of the past can be very soothing. Do you remember the time you won
SPECTRUM is a program designed to connect upperclassmen who have found their rhythm on campus with new students still trying to find the Reef. The program is organized by the
Where’s Pepper? The stray cat that became an unofficial campus mascot is missing. She was last seen on March 5, a week after the Crow’s Nest published a feature on