By Sydney Snyder When beloved USF St. Petersburg professor Terry Tomalin tragically passed away last year, colleagues and friends felt that his impact on campus and “larger than life” personality
Month: September 2017
By Vanity “Vee” Shields In the pursuit of creating equitable campus practices, we are often stuck between a rock and a hard place. It’s time we chipped away at both,
By Delaney Brown Students looking for an adventure can now sail across the seven seas. Local boater Johannes “Jopie” Helsen, 69, is looking for a USF St. Petersburg student to
By Sara McDonald In the three years I’ve worked at the Florida Holocaust Museum, no exhibit on the second floor came close to the dynamic nature of Murray Zimiles’ explosive
By Timothy Fanning In March, the university says, a former leader of Student Government acknowledged that he had non-consensual sexual intercourse with a female student last year in his dormitory
By Jeffrey Waitkevich Marvel and IMAX came together to bring a television show to the big screen. “Inhumans,” Marvel’s newest superhero installment, debuted on Aug. 31. This was the first time
By Alexander Eubanks In what was a much closer game than the final score would indicate, the Bulls struggled throughout much of their game against Stony Brook before eventually taking
By Michael Moore Jr. Four big screens line the near walls. The two smallest display CNN and NBC News, another depicts security feeds from around campus. But the biggest shows
By Whitney Elfstrom I once ordered a burrito for lunch, took a nap, woke up and ordered another burrito for dinner. So yeah, you could say they’re my favorite food.
By Anna Bryson For most of her career, Allyson Leggett Watson focused on high poverty schools and urban education. Now she’s the dean of the College of Education at USF