Harborside Activities Board introduced new traditions during this year’s USFSP Week that took place from April 4 – April 10. Cirque De La Bay kicked off the week and featured
Year: 2016
A new restaurant has come to St. Petersburg’s Edge District: Hawkers Asian Street Fare. According to the restaurant’s website, “Hawkers” are street vendors in prominent parts of Asia who depend
Art is powerful. So powerful, it can help mend the emotional wounds often caused by sexual violence. That was the message of Suncoast Center’s Art Heals exhibit held on April
There is something special about opening up your door and being greeted by an excited pup. It’s a warmth that students who live on college campuses often miss. But on
After about seven months of construction, USF St. Petersburg’s Harbor Hall renovations have been completed. At Harbor Hall’s reveal party on April 1, attendees observed a digital art exhibition and
Dr. Kathryn Arthur has a unique perspective on women’s history – she’s working on rewriting it. Arthur teaches anthropology at USF St. Petersburg and is nationally recognized for accomplishments within
As crime and tragedy strike every day across the United States, it’s easy to forget about the ongoing problems. But members of the USF St. Petersburg club Charitabull have pledged
Prepare for finals by having a fresh room and a clear mind It’s almost that time of year again – finals season. Professors pile on homework assignments and projects in
Students who earn degrees in education at USF St. Petersburg don’t have to worry much about finding a teaching job after graduation. But teaching these days is no school picnic.
For some time now, Hollywood has seemingly decided that producing DC superhero movies needs to be in isolation. Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy and his 2006 “Superman Returns” film never acknowledged