Students would prefer to have move-out and finals occur at separate times to decrease some of the stress on their shoulders. Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The Crow’s Nest By Julia Birdsall
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Paul Congemi was a seventh candidate for the mayoral race, but dropped out on April 21, citing “serious health issues.” In his resignation, he wrote that Welch has his vote. Photos courtesy of City
Located in office 1707 in the Judy Genshaft Student Life Center, Kaylee Ayres is available to speak with and assist commuter students throughout the week. Photo by Jasmin Parrado | The Crow’s Nest
“There is recognition of a crying need for a place to cultivate the study of Florida,” co-founder and former director of the Florida Studies Program, Gary Mormino, said in a 2003 press release
Students are having a flurry of reactions to stepping out into the real world. Some shake with nerves, some are buzzing with excitement. All are counting down the days until
“In college, I feel like that’s a huge thing that you should be able to do is just really get involved and understand what you believe and also understand other
Additional staff concerns included issues such as broken elevators, AI in the classroom and student resources on campus — like the therapy dog program and mental health services. Photo by Makenna
Senior graphic arts major with a concentration in graphic design Montana Smith presented her piece, “Print is Alive,” at the senior showcase. Photo by María José Solís | The Crow’s Nest
Bayboro Harbor was first dredged in 1907, chasing away much of the area’s native wildlife and destroying the salt marshes, mudflats, and bayous that existed. Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The
Students have volunteered in locations like New Orleans and Savannah, Ga. On every trip they do something different so that students can gain varied experience. Photo courtesy of USF By