Over 1,000 manatee deaths were reported last year, much more than the 593 in 2020. Courtesy of Max Pixel By Schuyler Jones Manatees are Florida’s official state sea creature and a vital part of its marine ecosystem. These
Category: Arts and Life
The annual parade honors the contributions of Martin Luther King Jr. and fellow Civil Rights activists. Courtesy of Visit St. Pete Clearwater By Molly Ryan Martin Luther King Jr. Day acts as a reminder of the life, legacy and
Students gathered to celebrate the first week of class with different events around campus. Courtesy of @usfstpetersburg on Instagram By Lily Cannon With the start of the spring 2022 semester, the USF St. Petersburg
Dodecanese Boulevard, the center of Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks, is lined with tents and attendees for the event. Courtesy of Sophia George | The Crow’s Nest By Sophia George The Tarpon
Pictured above: The Museum’s new self-guided tours allow visitors to form an emotional perspective on displayed pieces. Courtesy of MFA By Candice Lovelace The Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg (MFA) recently launched self-guided Mood Tours
Published in February, ‘Just Eat’ is authored by award-winning food writer and journalist Barry Estabrook. Courtesy of Penguin Random House By Annalise Anderson Just as it’s known for oversized helpings
Pictured above: Students may purchase their own copies of posters from this collection. Courtesy of Gavin Hadro | The Crow’s Nest The School of Art & Art History welcomed internationally acclaimed
Pictured above: Cole Eicher won first place in the Navigators’ Pitbull-themed boat. Courtesy of Clifford McBride By Sofía García Vargas The Cardboard Boat Race, a longstanding Homecoming Week tradition at USF
Enchant Christmas prepares to open its doors for their second year in St. Petersburg. Courtesy of Enchant Christmas By Adriana Reeves and Sofía García Vargas Enchant Christmas is ready to spread
‘Last Night in Soho’ explores modern gender issues in a 1960s setting. Courtesy of Michelle Pham | The Crow’s Nest By Aubrey Carr Past films like “Shaun of the Dead” and “Baby Driver” have made director Edgar Wright’s cinematic style a