Pictured above: USF St. Petersburg senior psychology major Ana Miranda urges students to try indoor rock climbing for both its physical and mental benefits. Courtesy of Molly Ryan | The Crow’s Nest
Month: November 2021
Pictured above: Winter the dolphin was rescued from a crab trap on the Florida’s east coast at the age of 2, and since has become an icon for the aquarium. Courtesy of Clearwater Marine Aquarium
With the rise in its popularity, crypto has brought wide-reaching environmental and cultural concerns. Cortesy of Forbes By Jonathan Hernandez For the past few weeks, I have noticed a lot of posts on social media about a trending
Fall 2021 was full of ups and downs for USF and the St. Petersburg campus. Courtesy of Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Crow’s Nest Staff This fall presented
Nearly 6,000 international students were enrolled in USF as of fall 2020. Courtesy of USF By Aubrey Carr For the first time in its history, USF is deemed Florida’s top institution for international students, cementing the university as a leader in global diversity and inclusion. According to
SAILebration is held on Dec. 8 and reserved for fall 2021 graduates. Those interested in attending the new campus event must RSVP by Dec. 3. Courtesy of USF By Annalise Anderson
‘Spencer’ is a vislook into the troubled mind of the late Princess Diana. Courtesy for IMDB By Aubrey Carr Everybody knows about Princess Diana. The thing is, “Spencer” isn’t the story of the people’s princess, it’s the story of ordinary Diana Spencer. And unfortunately, her
Pictured above: At Artpool Gallery, reservations can be made to shop in store, or people can send offers for pieces shown on their Instagram. Courtesy of @artpoolgallery on Instagram By Lily Cannon I
Pictured above: USF guard Javon Greene scored 15 points and made three rebounds and a pair of steals. Sofía García Vargas | The Crow’s Nest By Sofía García Vargas After a strong
Pictured above: Tropicana Field’s location in Downtown St. Petersburg is hard to access for many Tampa Bay residents due to limited highway entry points. Courtesy of Tampa Bay Times By Max