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Historic Williams House makes headway after preservation grant

September 24, 2024 Alisha Durosier

Photo by Alisha Durosier | The Crow’s Nest By Alisha Durosier The restoration of the Williams House, funded by the 2022 $280,640 matching grant from the Florida Division of Historical

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Summer brought Tropicana Field redevelopment closer to fruition

September 17, 2024February 14, 2025 Alisha Durosier

Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Rays By Alisha Durosier On July 18, the St. Petersburg City Council and Pinellas County Commissioners approved a funding deal that will build the Tampa

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Fresh faces fill big shoes of governor and lieutenant governor

September 5, 2024September 5, 2024 Alisha Durosier

Photos courtesy of USF St. Petersburg By Alisha Durosier The University of South Florida St. Petersburg general elections ushered in new leadership for Student Government with the inauguration of sophomores

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USF Student Government president urges senators to vote against the ‘Divest from Israel Resolution’ 

April 10, 2024March 11, 2025 Alisha Durosier

Photo courtesy of usfstudentgov_ on Instagram By Riley Benson, Alisha Durosier & The Crow’s Nest Staff On April 9, the USF Student Government (SG) president, Cesar Esmeraldi, posted a video

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St. Petersburg student government general election overview 

April 10, 2024November 25, 2024 Alisha Durosier

Photo by Kendall Bulkiewicz | The Crow’s Nest. By Alisha Durosier University of South Florida  general elections for student government (SG) brought 5,260 students to the polls, ushering in a

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Spotlight: Out Outdoors creates safe space for queer students 

March 27, 2024November 25, 2024 Alisha Durosier

Photo courtesy of outoutdoorsusfsp on Instagram By Alisha Durosier Through rustling leaves and the gentle trickling of shallow waters, the songs of varied species of birds echo. Hikers who venture

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Students go on a hunger strike to urge USF to divest 

March 21, 2024March 23, 2024 Alisha Durosier

Photo courtesy of @usfhungerstrike on Instagram By Alisha Durosier For a group of University of South Florida students, Mar. 18 marked the beginning of an escalated form of protest against

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Faculty and students react to changes on Florida higher education curriculum 

March 1, 2024November 25, 2024 Alisha Durosier

Photo courtesy of the Florida Channel. By Alisha Durosier In January, the Board of Governors (BOG) of the State University System of Florida voted to remove sociology from a list

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Cold-stressed Manatee ‘Brisk’ rescued in Bayboro Harbor at USF St. Petersburg 

January 30, 2024November 25, 2024 Alisha Durosier

Courtesy of FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute By Alisha Durosier A manatee was rescued in Bayboro Harbor on the University of South Florida St. Petersburg campus after being discovered

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USFSP and Tampa Bay Times partner to launch podcast “Florida in Depth” 

December 13, 2023December 13, 2023 Alisha Durosier

Episodes of “Florida in Depth” are available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Photo courtesy of Elliot Wiser. By Alisha Durosier The Tampa Bay Times has partnered with the University of

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USF opened its 30th season with a 19-9 win over FI USF opened its 30th season with a 19-9 win over FIU. 

Although USF's offense struggled to push (with USF scoring a single touchdown during the game) kicker Nico Gramatica pulled off a 13-point performance that pushed USF into victory. 

The game was also the first under new head-coach Brian Hartline, giving him a win during his debut with the Bulls. 

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Get excited bulls — the first ever annual USF St. Get excited bulls — the first ever annual USF St. Petersburg Balloon Drop is here! 

When the clock struck 7:50 p.m. Friday of the first week on campus, students on the first floor of Lynn Pippenger Hall were overflowing in balloons and excitement for the fall semester. 

The tradition is a first for USF St. Pete, with USF Tampa being the campus to originally host it. It is a way for bulls to build their school spirit and start the year with confidence. 

The night was a night to remember. Students and staff all came together to celebrate the beginning of the 2026 school year. 

Providing entertainment was a DJ, Rocky D. Bull, the USF SunDolls, and the All-Girls cheerleading team. Spirit games were also played on stage that gave out prizes to students who wore the most USF swag or won a game of “Guess that Tune”. 

Many speakers took the stage to preach bull pride, including the USF St. Pete Student Government. 

The last speaker was USF St. Pete’s newest president himself, President Moez Limayem. He gave away T-shirts and hosted a raffle for four $500 dollar scholarships to be given out to students in the crowd. 

Limayem started the countdown for the drop, with every student turning their attention toward the massive nets filled with green, white, and gold balloons on the roof of the building. 

The excitement continued at “The Balloon Drop After Party” located at the Edge which was hosted by Student Government. The new tradition marks a stronger school spirit for the USF St. Pete campus. 

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Let’s Get on Board, Bulls! On Thursday, Aug. 27, Let’s Get on Board, Bulls! 

On Thursday, Aug. 27, USF St. Petersburg students gathered around the USC Ballrooms to attend the semesterly Get on Board Day event, hosted by the Leadership & Student Organizations Office (LSO). 

With over 90 tables hosting a mixture of student organizations and university departments, Get on Board Day hosts all kinds of opportunities for students to get involved. 

As always, Snowbird was a special guest of the event. The beloved campus comfort dog made his appearance around the tables on Thursday. 

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers rally from a 9-0 halftime The Tampa Bay Buccaneers rally from a 9-0 halftime deficit to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs 16-15 at Raymond James Stadium on August 22nd 

Quarterback Jalon Daniels led Tampa Bay’s comeback, going 9-of-14 for 71 yards and a touchdown. He directed three second-half scoring drives, including a 2-yard TD pass to tight end Ko Kieft. Running back Sean Tucker added a 1-yard rushing touchdown, while kicker B.T. Potter connected on a 46-yard field goal.

For Kansas City, kicker Harrison Butker made three first-half field goals, including a 69-yarder, but missed an extra point and a potential game-winning 43-yard field goal in the second half.

Quarterback Baker Mayfield started for Tampa Bay and finished 2-of-4 for 10 yards, while quarterback Jake Browning went 9-of-12 for 84 yards.

The Buccaneers improve to 2-0 in the preseason.

Photos and Caption by Kendall Bulkiewicz
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Welcome home, Bulls! 🤘 On August 20th, USF St. Pe Welcome home, Bulls! 🤘

On August 20th, USF St. Petersburg began welcoming students back into the residents halls, with over 1,000 students moving into campus over the weekend. 

Once again, residence halls are expected to be at full capacity. 

The Crow’s Nest wishes you a successful fall semester, and we look forward to being part of your journey. 

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After three straight days inside, the Buccaneers w After three straight days inside, the Buccaneers were back outdoors Thursday for another day
of padded work at One Buc Place.

The defense once again stole the show.

David Walker continued his impressive camp, making an impact in the backfield throughout
practice and finishing with a would-be sack and a fumble recovery on the final play. Head coach
Todd Bowles praised Walker’s athleticism and speed as he continues returning from a torn ACL.

Josiah Trotter also made one of the biggest plays of the day, stopping Cade Otton short on
fourth down during the two-minute drill.

Meanwhile, the Bucs' run game continued to struggle, with most rushing concepts getting
stuffed at the line. The defense also made an impact in the screen game, including Rueben
Bain Jr., who blew up a Bucky Irving screen.

Emeka Egbuka returned to team drills, while Tez Johnson, Jalen McMillan, Alex Anzalone,
Tristan Wirfs and Vita Vea remained out of team work.

Photos and caption by Kendall Bulkiewicz
A rainy Sunday forced the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ins A rainy Sunday forced the Tampa Bay Buccaneers inside the Adventhealth Training Center for their fourth day of training camp. It was a tough start to the week as the team prepares to begin practicing in full gear this week. 

The defense dominated the whole practice with constant pressure on the quarterbacks. Buccaneers starter Baker Mayfield attempted to connect on a deep pass play to Jalen McMillan, but he was intercepted by Antoine Winfield Jr. Ifeatu Melifonwu contributed to another takeaway after he pressured a pass from Jake Browning. The passing game was hard-pressed, with players like David Walker, Rueben Bain Jr., Yaya Diaby, Al-Quadin Muhammad, and Chris Braswell getting would-be sacks. 

Some players shining in this practice include linebacker Caden Fordham, who recorded a sack and broke up a probable touchdown pass during red zone practice. In terms of offensive players, David Sills V had a great day. He tallied three touchdowns, including a long catch-and-run, and scored his other two during red zone practice reps. 

Photos and Caption by Kendall Bulkiewicz

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