Pictured Above: Student Government has seen voter turnout drop in recent fall midterm elections. Last week’s special election was held completely online, whereas previous elections were online and in-person. Sophie
Year: 2020
Pictured Above: Kacy Cartmell graduated from Air Force basic training on July 16, 2020. Courtesy of Kacy Cartmell By Catherine Hicks When Kacy Cartmell, a junior political science major, enrolled
Pictured Above: Dennis and Stephanie Bixler own and run the Tavern at Bayboro. Patrick Tobin | The Crow’s Nest By Annalise Anderson USF heeded the call of 197 Tavern-loving voices
Pictured Above: The university announced on Thursday that fall graduates would join spring and summer graduates in the wait to in-person commencement. Courtesy of Cassidy Schuck By Sophie Ojdanic Graduates
Pictured Above: Sara Skinner, a music education senior at USF Tampa, teaches students at Armwood High School in Hillborough County. Courtesy of Sara Skinner By Annalise Anderson At the start
Pictured Above: USF St. Petersburg’s new victim advocate, Aubrey Hall, is a USF Tampa graduate who hopes to “create a stable foundation for what advocacy looks like.” Courtesy of Aubrey
Charley Majeski, a senior Mass Communications major, sits in her van that she nicknamed Roamie. Patrick Tobin | The Crow’s Nest By Sophie Ojdanic To Charley Majeski, a van is
Courtesy of MediaWise on Facebook By Annalise Anderson The Poynter Institute has created a new text-message-based voter information course in anticipation of the upcoming presidential election. The 10-day course is
Darnell Henderson | The Crow’s Nest By Catherine Hicks College students are burdened with a multitude of responsibilities – deciding on a career path, finding an internship, maintaining a high
Connor Baird (left), Whitney O’Keefe (center) and Cassidy Delbango are the only three candidates who have qualified for the St. Petersburg campus’ four Senate seats. Courtesy of Connor Baird, Whitney