A legislative proposal to abolish the independent accreditation of USF St. Petersburg cleared the House Education Committee on Tuesday and appeared headed for approval by the Legislature. But attached to
Month: February 2018
By Brenden DelaRua Just in case the movie wasn’t enough of a smash hit, Black Panther: The Album Music from and Inspired By is filled to the brim with creative
Above photo: Rep. Ben Diamond, D- St. Petersburg, (right) issued an amendment to House Bill 423 calling for more public input and studies on how the bill would affect the USF
By Michael Fergusson If USF wants to ever be taken seriously in football, they need to be in a better conference. But first they need to crush the conference they’re
Above photo: Many islanders who fled to the mainland are being treated shabbily, says Mayra Calo (third from left). Michael Moore Jr. | The Crow’s Nest By Michael Moore Jr. Five
Above photo: For Kate Alboreo, teaching is something she has always dreamed of doing, but she also has to keep other jobs because of the unpredictability that comes with being an
Above photo: Freshman biology major Rachel Cruz’ research, presented at USF Tampa’s Health Research Day, could introduce new medical treatment possibilities. Courtesy of Rachel Cruz By Delaney Brown Rachel Cruz’s research is
Above photo: Alyssa Winston said that Majorly Douglas High School, the school she graduated from in 2013, has become “a crime scene and a memorial.” Courtesy of Alyssa Winston By Alyssa
Above photo: Dorothy Davis, daughter of photographer, journalist and diplomat Griffith Davis, spent over two decades compiling her father’s story to present at the St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs. Martha
Above photo: Freshman graphic design student Kevin Brown views art at the Campus Grind Art Gallery. Dylan Hart | The Crow’s Nest By Dylan Hart Alongside the aroma of brewing coffee