Chappelle ended ‘The Closer’ stating he was done talking about the LGBTQ+ community. Courtesy of Netflix By Baron Reichenbach Editor’s Note: This op-ed contains discussion of transphobia and suicide. If you’re someone’s most
Year: 2021
Pictured above: Annalise Anderson (left) assumed the editor-in-chief role at ‘The Crow’s Nest’ this fall, following the leadership of Sophie Ojdanic, who graduated in spring 2021. Courtesy of Sophie Ojdanic | The Crow’s Nest By Annalise Anderson Ah,
Local voters will cast ballots for candidates Ken Welch or Robert Blackmon in St. Petersburg’s mayoral election on Nov. 2. Courtesy of Douglas Cox | The Crow’s Nest By Laura Shaw
Pictured above: Although many of St. Petersburg’s first time-in-college freshmen were redirected from the Tampa campus, Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock (left) and State Sen. Jeff Brandes predict that broadened opportunities will make
“Dune: Part One” premiered Oct. 22, with Part Two currently scheduled for October 2023. Courtesy of IMDB By Baron Reichenbach While the annual lineup of sci-fi films tend to fall flat, “Dune” exceeds its
Pictured above: (Top, left to right) Aquarius, Adriana Sparkle, Destiny Gomez, Alyssa Pleffner, (bottom, left to right) Jasmine Tran, DeWayne Isaacs, Cadin Small, Jada Barnwell, Christine Grossman and Robert Herron pose after performing in the
For 12 days, laundry services were unavailable to residents of Osprey Suites. Courtesy of Aubrey Carr | The Crow’s Nest By Aubrey Carr Residents of USF St. Petersburg’s Osprey Suites were met with a
Pictured above: The USF men’s soccer team celebrate their electrifying “War on I-4”overtime victory against UCF in Orlando. Courtesy of USF By Max Steele The USF men’s soccer team stole a
Homecoming Week events will be held from Oct. 31 to Nov. 6 throughout all of USF’s campuses. Courtesy of USF By Sofía García Vargas USF’s Homecoming is back celebrating 25
Central Avenue will be closed to all vehicles on Oct. 31. Courtesy of Car-Free St. Pete By Mykayla Grecco Backed up traffic and the struggle to find parking in downtown won’t be a problem this Oct. 31 thanks to Halloween on Central, an event hosted