Pictured Above: The St. Petersburg Student Government’s struggles with voter apathy continue, as only 53 students voted in the recent general election. Sophie Ojdanic | The Crow’s Nest By Trevor
Month: March 2021
Pictured Above: The Poetry Club poses together after an open mic event hosted in fall 2019. Courtesy of Darien Desir-Thompson By Annalise Anderson Students don’t have to be the next
Pictured Above: Since March 15, the age limit on COVID-19 vaccines for Florida residents has gone down. On April 5, vaccines will be available for everyone 18 and over. Sophie
Pictured Above: Livia Rosales has served as the chief of staff in student government until this point. Courtesy of Livia Rosales By Sophie Ojdanic A new lieutenant governor for St.
Pictured Above: Fai Howard, an assistant dean of upper-level initiatives, is suing the university after discovering she was being paid less than her male colleague. Courtesy of USF By Catherine
Pictured Above: There are currently six candidates for mayor in this year’s race. Courtesy of Darden Rice, Ken Welch, Wengay Newton, Michael Ingram, Marcile Powers and Vincent Nowicki By Michael
Pictured Above: Mike Carrere, a former CEO of Lykes Bros. Inc., is chairman of the trustees’ Strategic Initiatives Committee. Courtesy of USF By Crow’s Nest Staff Longtime Tampa business executive
Pictured Above: Tom Herrion, the associate head coach of men’s basketball at USF, is reportedly under investigation for racially charged comments. Courtesy of USF By Sophie Ojdanic USF basketball’s associate
Pictured Above: Andrea Campos said she hasn’t yet decided if there will be a new lieutenant governor appointment. Courtesy of Isaiah Castle By Sophie Ojdanic A week after the resignation
Pictured Above: Under a bill sailing through the Legislature, students’ intensely personal comments could be recorded without their permission. This photo of adjunct instructor Tim Curran and his students in