Above photo: USF St. Petersburg journalism professor Bernardo Motta’s path to citizenship has taken 12 years, over $35,000 and more than its fair share of obstacles. Courtesy of Neighborhood News Bureau
Day: April 9, 2018
Above photo: Since spring break, construction has been underway on Harbor Hall. In addition to updating the chilled water units, the building’s roof is being fully replaced — a process that
Above photo: Despite there being multiple pianos on campus, students have limited access to them throughout the majority of the day. For students like Brendon Porter, president of the Musicians Club,
Above photo: Kelly Quinn guides Academy Prep students inside her laboratory and explains how the water is tested. Courtesy of Neighborhood News Bureau By Emily Wunderlich “How safe is our drinking
Above photo: Three sunscreen stations were installed March 23 by the Wellness Center, Campus Recreation and Student Government. They can be found next to the volleyball and basketball courts, inside the
Above photo: At night, the USF St. Petersburg campus shows safety hazards and concerns that are hidden during the day. Courtesy of Christopher Guinn By Luke Cross To a student, a
Above photo: Stacy Pearsall spoke on her career as a combat photographer March 29 — an experience that brought her to more than 41 countries and earned her national recognition. Courtesy
Nipples: everyone has them, so why discriminate? There’s no reason why women should hide what men can flaunt, and even less reason why one high school student had to bandage
Above photo: Allyson Watson (center), dean of USF St. Petersburg’s College of Education, was a part of the “Empowering Women at Work” panel, where she talked about the importance of mentoring
By Anthony Nolfi It won’t win any Academy Awards, but for a two-hour CGI-filled extravaganza, “Pacific Rim: Uprising” is enjoyable enough to keep audiences in their seats. The first film,