By Emily Wunderlich It was the summer of ‘69. Humankind took its first steps on the moon. The Stonewall Riots kicked off the modern day LGBT rights movement. Woodstock brought
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By Emily Wunderlich It’s a question we Crow’s Nest editors ask ourselves every semester. “What volume number are we on?” Whether you’re a longtime reader or simply a confused student,
By Emily Wunderlich Ten staff members. Thirteen issues a semester. Eight pages a week. Our readers only see the finished product. So here’s a rundown on how we do it.
By Emily Wunderlich Eleven students will seek your vote for Student Government senate today and tomorrow. In addition to the nine candidates reported in the Oct. 21 issue of The
By Emily Wunderlich and Dylan Hart One student fee structure. One Student Government. And, possibly, one student newspaper. Those are some of the implications outlined in USF system President Steve
University officials said last week that campuses would be closed “through at least Tuesday, Sept. 3.” By Emily Wunderlich The University of South Florida will reopen its campuses and classes
Dear students, For better or for worse, another semester is upon us. For those of you who don’t know me yet, my name is Emily and I’m the editor-in-chief of
By Emily Wunderlich Two years after Sophia Wisniewska was ousted as regional chancellor for the way she handled Hurricane Irma, her lawsuit against the university system and former President Judy
By Emily Wunderlich The senate president of Student Government resigned Thursday, just two months into the 48th term. Alexandria “Lexi” Bishop, a sophomore political science major, said her decision to
By Emily Wunderlich and Nancy McCann Nineteen months after she was ousted for the way she handled preparations for a looming hurricane, former Regional Chancellor Sophia Wisniewska has struck back.