According to Active Minds’ 2017 progress report, 15,762 students have joined chapters and reached 529,523 through in-person programs. Courtesy of Active Minds By Jonah Hinebaugh Mental health is a topic
Day: September 24, 2018
Naudin King, 18, (left) and Aldo Jesus, 18, hold on to each other for support while skating around the rink at the second annual Black Student Association Roller Rink Extravaganza.
The American Red Cross handbook says while on the job, you have a legal responsibility to act in an emergency. Failure to adhere to this duty could result in legal
In an effort to reduce stress and familiarize students with the waterfront, Campus Rec hosts a Sunset Sail three or four times a semester. Students can register online. Iris Pugh |
Despite its history of low voter turnout, Student Government encourages students to run for one of 10 seats in the senate. Courtesy of Student Government By Emily Wunderlich Although student senators
Mayor Rick Kriseman (center) poses on stage with the cast of “Webb’s City: the Musical” at The Palladium theater in St. Petersburg. Courtesy of Bill Leavengood By Sailor Jane Adams A
The 21 members of the Chancellor’s Leadership Council work closely with Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock and attend several meetings with him per month. Martha Rhine | The Crow’s Nest By
Thomas Ryan (pictured) called the Pre-Law Society “an interesting opportunity for people on campus that have a desire to further their education in law.” Dylan Hart | The Crow’s Nest
A group of high schoolers face cyber security hacks in the action movie featuring central themes of gender identity. Courtesy of BRON Studios By Bryce Lawson In this Quentin Tarantino-style
President Trump nominated Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court on July 9. He was accused of assaulting Christine Blasey Ford 30 years ago. Courtesy of U.S. Court of Appeals for the District