By James Bennett III USF St. Petersburg has hired a new sustainability planner. According to a university press release, Winnie Mulamba’s first day was on Jan. 2. The university has
Year: 2020
By Jonah Hinebaugh The Bella Vita, a nearly 250-foot luxury yacht, docked in St. Petersburg last week. The yacht features all kinds of amenities for people to “Ooh” and “Aah”
By Savannah Carr At first glance, you would never know I am disabled. Thanks to juvenile arthritis and a slew of back problems, I’ve struggled to keep up with what
By Emily Wunderlich It cost the university $75,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a former female student who was accosted in the campus parking garage four years ago. But
Story and photos by Seth Payan There’s a car enthusiast in almost all of us. Even if you don’t know a single thing about a common car or a supercar
By James Bennett III I really don’t want to sound like a “truth” advertisement, but vaping is dumb as heck. Juuls are probably the worst. Too many young people buy
By The Crow’s Nest Staff Shari Schwartz, the regional assistant vice chancellor of enrollment planning and management, has resigned. Schwartz, who started at the university in January 2017, helped lead
By Gabby Dacosta Erin Symonds is a postdoctoral researcher who investigates water quality on the coast of Costa Rica. Brian Barnes is a postdoctoral research associate who uses satellite data
By Crow’s Nest Staff A Duke Energy executive who championed the St. Petersburg campus during the consolidation planning process has been named to the USF St. Petersburg Campus Board. Melissa
By James Bennett III USF St. Petersburg is looking for a new victim advocate — again. The position has seen a rotation of faces after Mandy Hines, who was hired