Carolina Nutt, director of Compass, has worked for the program since January 2016. Courtesy of USFSP By Dylan Hart Compass is expanding its mission to include second-year and transfer students, as
Day: October 15, 2018
Artist Tom Kiefer created a photographic project called “El Sueño Americano” (The American Dream) featuring personal items that were confiscated and disposed of from migrants crossing the U.S. border. Juliet
To help decrease plastic straw use, the Student Green Energy Fund plans to provide free stainless steel straws to students. Courtesy of Flickr By Brianna Rodriguez After a local city ban
Arsenault toured the U.S. in promotion of the book for two months and appeared on PBS NewsHour, National Public Radio and ESPN Radio. Dinorah Prevost | The Crow’s Nest By
Nobody quite knows what’s up with the popular Disney character Pluto. Why is Goofy self-aware while Pluto seemingly is not? But is he? Is he just kinky? James demands answers.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid and USF St. Petersburg’s scholarship applications opened Oct. 1. The priority deadline for FAFSA is Jan. 1. Courtesy of USF St. Petersburg By
The student’s unpleasant encounter occurred in an elevator of the campus parking garage in February 2016. In 2017, she filed a lawsuit seeking $15,000 in damages. Martha Rhine | The
“First Man,” featuring Ryan Gosling, tells the story of Neil Armstrong’s life and features the moon landing of Apollo 11. Courtesy of Universal Studios By Bryce Lawson Oscar-winning “La La Land”
The SHINE festival returned to St. Petersburg and the city once more became a canvas for artists, local and international alike. This year’s festival expanded the art to the Pinellas
Homecoming takes place from Oct. 14 to 20 and will feature activities such as a night market, “Carnabull,” and powderpuff game. Courtesy of Harborside Activities Board By Kelli Carmack This year,