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Month: January 2018
By Mariah McQueen Some people think that the controversial bill containing language that would unravel USF St. Petersburg’s separate accreditation is a foregone conclusion. But I refuse to do nothing
By Sara M. McDonald Internet sensation Rudy Francisco, a Button Poetry artist made famous for his spoken word poem “Scars/ To The New Boyfriend,” has finally made his written word
By Whitney Elfstrom At several points around campus last week, The Crow’s Nest front page bearing the banner headline “Genshafted again?” was on prominent display. One was taped to the
Above photo: Gaby Mena is the artistic mind behind the graphic walls in The Edge. Anna Bryson | The Crow’s Nest By Anna Bryson Senior graphic design major Gaby Mena
By Delaney Brown Not all learning happens in the classroom. Sometimes it happens in an accelerator lab. Ex Labs is a business boot camp that acts as an alternative spring
By Michael Fergusson The Pro Bowl was this weekend. Did you miss it? That’s OK, we all did. Let’s be real: All-Star games are terrible, awful, pointless endeavors. Right off
By Luke Cross “Shithole.” Media outlets spent an entire weekend covering the presidential buzzword as soon as it spilled from President Donald Trump’s mouth during a meeting with lawmakers. Specifically,
By Jeffrey Waitkevich Toting a resolution for revolution, a group of the university’s retired faculty and staff is standing up against the big shots. The Retired Faculty and Staff Association
By Dylan Hart and Michael McDade An especially crowded Tampa, already filled to the brim with excited hockey fans downtown for the NHL All-Star event, invited festival-goers from far and