By Gabby Dacosta Soft-spoken powerful words of poetry, gospel singing and the sound of ocean waves danced through the air telling their individual stories of diversity, life and legacy. Tampa
Month: April 2019
By Samantha Bumberg With just two chairs and themselves, improv artists Hawk and Wayne brought their audience to a mysterious, foreign tribe, where the king comically spoke English and had
By Jonah Hinebaugh At a Pinellas County Commission meeting April 9, The Salvador Dalí Museum’s request for $17.5 million passed through the first step but still faces four more obstacles.
By Brianna Rodriguez After more than eight months, the search for a new Campus Recreation fitness programming coordinator is over. But the university will not name them until their May
By Naya Payne Hello, My name is Naya Payne, and I am a senator in Student Government. I am writing this Letter-to-the-Editor because I am very concerned about the current
By Dinorah Prevost Lexi Bishop teared up a bit during her TEDx talk. Partly because of her topic — mental health. Partly because of her mom’s reaction in the audience.
By Jovannie Belot Art and science are often viewed as opposites, and rarely do those opposites collide. But the power of fluid movement and purposeful motion quickly changed that at
By Timothy Fanning Student Body President Daniel “Kaeden” Kelso and Ysatis Jordan, the student body vice president, cannot assure their constituents that the 2019-2020 student fee budget was not written
By Emily Sisell Four actresses used their talents to address the topic of sexual assault April 10 to an audience of around 30 at USF St. Petersburg. The actresses —
By Katlynn Mullins Have you ever thought of the world ending and being saved by an almighty alligator? Apparently, it’s crossed Matt Cowley’s mind. “Death and Other Errors in Judgement,”