On-campus housing for up to 950 more students. An expansion of the Student Life Center. Walkways instead of streets. A new dining hall for freshmen, a new parking garage, and
Year: 2016
I’m trying to cut carbs when I can (don’t worry, I still make room for desserts) and spaghetti squash is the best carb substitute I’ve found, especially as a pasta
A coffee shop that caters to the student schedule of late-night hours, hosted its Grandiversary Block Party on Jan. 16 which supports local businesses, artists and charities.
Whether you are a freshman living on campus without a car, or a graduating senior, spring semester is still a prime time to get involved in your community and give
David Bowie leaves behind a long and remarkable legacy, and his grand finale comes as an ambitious album that strays far from his original pop sensibilities. “Blackstar,” Bowie’s 25th and
Students can now spend up to $50 of their meal plans at either the Grind, the Tavern or split it between the two. $50 may not seem like much, but
Amy Anderson’s passion for history began when she was young and has led her to an experience she thought would be nothing more than a dream. But after receiving a
Despite the temperature, USF St. Petersburg students, staff and faculty kept tradition alive by marching in the national MLK Drum Major for Justice Parade. The USFSP community has participated in the parade
It’s the beginning of a new semester and a new year, and in the midst of juggling new courses and schedules, we are still desperately trying to cling to our
To make this protein-packed plate, I used frozen brown rice and pre-cooked grilled chicken from Trader Joe’s. The items are still whole foods with no added chemicals, so I can’t