“I fear the confusion that lies within consolidation and its new SG strayed some students away,” said Jadzia “Jazzy” Duarte, USF St. Petersburg student body president, on the 2020 elections.
Month: February 2020
Pictured above: Giovanna Cano, left, receives flowers from her boyfriend at the Poetry Club’s Valentine’s/Anti-Valentine’s Open Mic on Feb. 11. Cassidy Schuck | The Crow’s Nest Where do broken hearts
Pictured above: The ABBA cover band performed classics like “Dancing Queen” and “Mamma Mia” at the Mahaffey Theater on Feb. 13. Story and photos by Decker Lavely From platform boots
Pictured above: Since 2013, the St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs has sought to contextualize international affairs across the political spectrum. Pictured above is a panel on the opinionation of
Pictured above: Sophia Wisniewska contends her “employability and professional standing” were destroyed by her ouster. Courtesy of Sophia Wisniewska By Crow’s Nest Staff As former Regional Chancellor Sophia Wisniewska continues
Pictured above: An image from the second conceptual master plan by HKS Architects. The firm drew up plans with and without a new baseball stadium based on whether or not
By Dylan Hart Art might be the weapon to shut down injustices from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, says USF St. Petersburg student Jenna Sierra. Sierra, a political science major and
By Gabby Dacosta From an abandoned soggy Bible and used dirty cups to lively bars and long city streets, a team of participants from USF St. Petersburg’s Campus Movie Fest
Last week, 29 USF students left for a 10-day trip to New Hampshire to assist in presidential primary campaign efforts through the university’s “Road to the White House” class. New
Story and photo by Savannah Carr Members of the Ethics and Debate team say it is an academic competition club that brings home the most trophies, yet the team receives