Courtesy of Nicole Brand By Alisha Durosier More than a year after protests halted USF’s development plans for the Forest preserve, the preservation’s success raises questions about the protection of
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For their first event, USF St. Petersburg Hillel celebrated Tu Bishvat, the birthday of the trees. Courtesy of Aviya Hirschmann. By Alisha Durosier Celebration of the Jewish holiday Tu Bishvat,
The University of South Florida celebrates USF with week-long celebration USF week Image Courtesy of Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Alisha Durosier On April 10 through April 15,
Sophomore pre-graphic art student Lillia Rush was accepted into the graphic arts program with a concentration in illustration. Artwork courtesy of Lillia Rush By Alisha Durosier The months of February
University Singers is a first step in plans to bring further art-related classes to the St. Petersburg campus. Courtesy of USF By Alisha Durosier Echoes of singing voices fill the
Courtesy of Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Alisha Durosier University of South Florida Housing and Residential Education’s proposal to raise student housing rates was approved by the USF
USF St. Petersburg participated in the Stand for Freedom movement along with students across all Florida universities. Courtesy of Vanessa Wenzl. By Alisha Durosier “Hands off my education!” “Black History
Mayor Ken Welch’s newly-announced developer pick continues local debate over the fate of Tropicana Field. Courtesy of Hines and Tampa Bay Rays By Alisha Durosier As the Tampa Bay
Torchy’s Tacos is known for its infamous tacos, green chile queso, and frozen margaritas. Courtesy of Torchy’s Tacos By Alisha Durosier Texas’s “damn good tacos” has made its way to
FWC employees and volunteers surrounded the juvenile manatee as news crews and curious passersby looked on. Photos courtesy of Kelah Lehart By Alisha Durosier While doing Homework in the library