David Rosengrant (left), interim director of education at St. Petersburg and a STEM professor, is one of the leaders of USF’s MESA program. Rosengrant believes St. Petersburg is “the ideal
Author: Molly Ryan
‘X’ stars horror veteran Mia Goth, who plays a chilling double role as both the femme fatale lead and the elderly antagonist. Courtesy of A24 By Molly Ryan Ti West’s
USF Week will be returning in full force as a superhero-themed week of in-person activities and events. Courtesy of @usfhab on Instagram By Molly Ryan Another COVID-19-compromised tradition will make
House of Vegano owner Thalia Tatham first went vegan for health-related issues but has now found a passion in veganizing and adding unique twists to classic sushi rolls. Courtesy
Pictured above: (From left to right) Coordinator for Leadership and Student Organizations Abigail Bradley-Tyler, Assistant Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs and Dean of Students Jake Diaz and Director of the
Pictured above: Susan Churuti’s term comes to an end this month. Over her four years on board, Churuti fought consolidation efforts that had potential to compromise the St. Petersburg campus. Courtesy
Pictured above: (From left to right) Barnali Dixon, James McHale, Hossam Ashour and Joan Reid were ranked among the top 2% of scientists worldwide. Courtesy of American Water Resources Association and USF
Voting for the runoff election between (left to right) Nathan Poinsette and Kaiya Huggins on one ticket and Sean Schrader and Joshua Rampertab on the other will be held March 8 through 9.
Five students from the St. Petersburg campus were elected for SG’s university-wide Senate and nine seats were filled for St. Petersburg’s Campus Council. Courtesy of Aubrey Carr, Sean Schrader and Josh
Pictured above: (Left to right) Zackery Morales, Kenneth Bright, Nathan Poinsette, Kaiya Huggins, Sean Schrader and Joshua Rampertab are this year’s candidates for St. Petersburg’s governor and lieutenant governor seats.