Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The Crow’s Nest By Secilia Ruiz When dealing with life-altering events and emotions that can feel inescapable, it’s easy to forget how much people’s lives affect one
Author: Secilia Ruiz
“I hope that every student who comes here squeezes the USF St. Pete sponge dry and gets as much out of their experience here as makes sense and works for
“BTS has basically been pretty inactive since [2022] and they haven’t released a full album in [three] years. So, people are obviously really excited to see them back together as a seven-member group,” said USF alum Karin Woodbury. Photo courtesy
“[This] is a humanitarian issue. It’s not a left or right issue,” said Vice President of USFSP College Democrats Morgan Heimkreiter. Photo courtesy of Ashley Pena By Ashley Pena and Secilia Ruiz On Feb. 25, the
“I grew up mainly in Puerto Rico, so the Super Bowl wasn’t really talked about. Usually, it’s just the halftime show,” said junior psychology major, Andrea Mojica Gonzalez. “You sit
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