By Nancy McCann and Whitney Elfstrom Two influential state legislators who helped torpedo the university’s independent accreditation last year now say that St. Petersburg should become a branch campus when
Year: 2019
By Dylan Hart Tropico Blvd turned The Ale and the Witch into a hectic light show Jan. 25, spewing smoke, spinning fire and pouring out their personal musical mixture into
By Amy Diaz When Jenny Fessler asked the crowd of over 100 gathered in the patio of Cage Brewing on Jan. 26 if they were there because they liked beer,
By Brianna Rodriguez Black Crow Coffee Co. is known for funky art hanging on the walls, welcoming local musicians to play in its space and booking weekends with events overflowing
By James Bennett III When general facility manager James Waechter first arrived at USF St. Petersburg seven months ago, the first thing he noticed was the withering, pale grass in
By Dylan Hart Samantha Ramirez-Herrera was only 6 years old when she crossed the desert into Phoenix, Arizona, with her parents and her two sisters in the early ‘90s. Now,
By Emma Lathrop If the idea of a grown man sitting at a bar drinking a Cosmo makes you cringe, you’re not the only one. Why is it that men
By Bryce Lawson The Collection Art Club at USF St. Petersburg is looking to start a new tradition on campus with an Art Vision Board event every spring semester. “The
By Nancy McCann The biggest benefactor in the university’s history has done it again. Retired entrepreneur Kate Tiedemann and her partner, Ellen Cotton, have pledged $3 million to endow the
By Nancy McCann Ray Arsenault left a tenure-track position at the University of Minnesota in 1980 to come to St. Petersburg and teach at a tiny school that townspeople called