Pictured above: Demonstrators advocate for release the of Christopher Tonsel in hopes of “ending police violence.” Courtesy of @psltampabay on Instagram By Jenna Sierra Last year, Christopher Tonsel, a 17-year-old Black teen, was
Year: 2022
The 10 new inductees bring the total number of USF-based AAAS fellows to 92. Courtesy of USF By Aubrey Carr Ten researchers from the University of South Florida are set
Courtesy of UF By Samuel Rechek The University of Florida (UF) made national headlines last fall when it denied four professors’ requests to testify as expert witnesses in a voting
The Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals will go head-to-head in Super Bowl LVI. By Max Steele The stage is set for the biggest football game of the year: Super
The bill redefines the legal abortion timeframe from 24 weeks to 15 weeks. Courtesy of @tampabay_sds on Instagram By Sofía García Vargas Roe v. Wade is challenged again by a new Florida
ARTPool Gallery offers unique fashion to the St. Pete area despite the changes due to the pandemic. Courtesy of @artpoolgallery on Instagram By Lily Cannon Despite a recent incident involving
All images courtesy of Marvel Comics By Aubrey Carr With the ever-growing popularity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the buzz surrounding the recently released “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” comic
HB 1557 intends to forbid LGBTQ+ topics from being discussed in many primary school classrooms and allow school officials to share with parents their child’s sexual orientation without their consent.
“Lamb” follows rural Iceland sheep farmers and their adoption of a hybrid sheep-headed child. Courtesy of IMDB Spoiler alert By Baron Reichenbach When so many horror movies strive to either
USF’s online Information Technology graduate program ranks No. 14 in the country. Courtesy of USF By Molly Ryan Last week, the University of South Florida sent out a press release