By Anna Bryson “Mom, I got into my dream school!” Sike. USF St. Petersburg sent out about 430 acceptance emails over the weekend to high school seniors. An hour later,
Month: January 2019
By Anna Bryson I’ve spent more than half of my life trying to become thinner. It’s not glamorous: I’ve spent countless hours with my face in the toilet spitting up
By Rachel Freeman At USF St. Petersburg, Megan Hammer’s passion to help people is fueling her drive to raise awareness of human trafficking with the new campus organization SOSO Coalition,
By Dylan Hart Students now have the opportunity to guarantee their room selection in Residence Hall One for the 2019 fall semester with the USF St. Petersburg room draft. An
By Bryce Lawson The streaming wars are in full swing. Hulu, Amazon, HBO, YouTube and even CBS have thrown their hats into the ring. But one streaming service stands at
By Dinorah Prevost Standing in line at her polling station in south St. Petersburg with weed leaf-shaped felt earrings, she knew she’d get some looks. “It was really funny because
By Kamryn Elliott Emphasis has been placed on the sophomore experience as Leadership & Student Organizations and Compass aim to build a community of growth for sophomores to succeed at
By Michael Moore Jr. When students returned to campus following winter break, they found mounds of dirt, walls of silk fencing and yellow caution tape outside Nelson Poynter Memorial Library.
By Nancy McCann It is, says professor Ray Arsenault, “the elephant in the room.” When the three campuses of the USF system are consolidated in 2020, St. Petersburg will lose
By Luke Cross Fans of sci-fi will tell you a good book can take you to a different world. But on Thursday, the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library showed that there