On Friday, the Student Life Center will transform into the Fear Factory, a haunted house of epic proportions. From room to room, students will be served spooky themes of ghouls,
Month: October 2016
The Dashiki is an essential part of African culture but often utilized, especially during Halloween, as a costume for an insensitive trick-or-treater or partygoer. The Black Student Association (BSA) hosted Dashiki
[huge_it_slider id=”14″] Dale Chihuly’s picture hangs at the entrance of his reassembled collection inside a new building off Central Avenue. Greeting attendees with a smile, an eye patch and two
With a showcase of ravens, skulls and monsters, Coralette Damme’s Hauntizaar is a Halloween enthusiast’s heaven. For the first time, Damme hosted Hauntizaar at Studio@620 on Saturday, Oct. 15. Studio@620
Don’t let the construction fool you: the Independent is back and open for business. While Green Bench Brewing Co. celebrated its three-year anniversary on Saturday, Oct. 1, the Independent reopened
Donald Trump is a large pill that the Republican Party’s finding difficult to swallow. Amidst controversy over a 2005 video released by the Washington Post, where Trump is captured by
Four members of the Pinellas County Commission were up for re-election this year. But only one drew an opponent. Charlie Justice, a Democrat who served 10 years in the Legislature
Ever since fall last year, I’ve noticed something strange occurring on campus. Every week, there are people in green T-shirts standing on the corner of University Way and Sixth Avenue
Women are under enormous aesthetic pressure. Whether it comes from the media’s unrealistic expectations, family, friends, ourselves, whomever: I agree that the pressure is there. But consider this – some
By Devin Rodriguez, Tamiracle Williams & Jonah Hinebaugh MONDAY The homecoming celebrations kicked off with The Herd Step Team’s performance inside the reef at noon. The team surprised students and faculty with