Performative activism is caused by “the allure of popularity, of love, of people adoring you, it’s a siren’s call,” said senior English major William Thaxton. Photo courtesy of Kaycee Carter
Author: Julia Birdsall
Students are hopeful that “Heated Rivalry” inspires a new wave of LGBTQ+ media that does not rely on harmful tropes like queerbaiting and Bury Your Gays, instead allowing LGBTQ+ characters
Brainrot was first used in Henry David Thoreau’s 1854 book “Walden” to describe how one’s ability to think declines while focusing on trivial matters. Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The Crow’s
“I am inspired by what has been achieved at USF and energized by what we will accomplish in our next chapter together. I look forward to seeing you on campus
Photo courtesy of the National Museum of African American History and Culture By Julia Birdsall During the last week of December, families and communities around the world gather to celebrate
PIRG hosted an event on Nov. 20 to celebrate the progress that they’ve made on their campaigns throughout the semester. One of their biggest achievements is that they’ve reached 1,000
By The Crow’s Nest Staff Gazing at an electrified crowd of students immersed in blue light, surrounded by seashells and ocean-themed decor, sophomore digital communications major Robert Kordon was struck
The President Barack Obama Main Library is one of many third spaces where the people of St. Petersburg can go to relax, learn, or socialize. Photo by Makenna Wozniak |
Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The Crow’s Nest By Julia Birdsall Donna Knudsen, the St. Petersburg campus assistant dean for graduate studies and former University of South Florida St. Petersburg
Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The Crow’s Nest By Julia Birdsall Nearly six years ago, the world changed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. People were absent from their jobs,