Tiny but mighty By Amy Diaz amydiaz@mail.usf.edu The sledgehammer was too heavy. The golf club was too light. The ax was just right. The smallest boots they had for me
Month: March 2019
By Dinorah Prevost Out of her camper van, she works a record player and blasts Sly and the Family Stone’s “Sex Machine.” Arielle Stevenson does that with most of the
Story and photos by Jonah Hinebaugh Four years ago, a Van Helsing look-alike bartender had to break into Shanghai Nobby’s in St. Augustine so The Nude Party could perform for
By James Bennett III My best friend died Feb. 15 around 10:33 a.m. He was a 14-year-old Maltese named Lucky. I had known him since I was 8. Overall, he
By Alec Arroyo Spring is here, and that means baseball is back. After a nauseating winter surrounding the Manny Machado and Bryce Harper free agency sweepstakes and the ongoing tension
By Dylan Hart Antonia Robinson and Zachary Hyder want to “provide student success from A to Z.” Hyder, Compass’ first- and second-year student success advocate, and Robinson, who helps third-
By Baron Reichenbach and Emily Wunderlich Campus Movie Fest: The time for students to express themselves… by making beavers shoot lightning out of their paws. CMF, which touts itself as
By Anna Bryson A nursing program is finally making its way to USF St. Petersburg this year. Thanks to an agreement with the city of St. Petersburg, the program will
By Nancy McCann The USF Board of Trustees will be asked on March 5 to approve a plan and timetable to consolidate the three campuses of the university system. The