“Galentine’s can be seen as a way to love more deeply on the day all about love,” said junior interdisciplinary social sciences and mass communications major Amelia Blackwell. Photo by
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Photo by Irena Mesa | The Crow’s Nest By Irena Mesa “Science in the sun” proved to be the perfect slogan for the St. Petersburg Science Festival, held on the
The city is filled with love this Valentine’s Day and fun for everyone. Here’s all the local events happening that weekend. By Julia Ferrara Campus Events Cut, Paste, & Cupid,
Photo by Maria Jose Solis | The Crow’s Nest By Reagan Haskell and Matthew McGovern After 18 years of corporate ownership, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay, an alternative weekly news and
Hosted by WUSF’s Warren Bucholz, Sunday Jazz offers three hours of vinyl spinning and coffee sipping. Photo by Julia Ferrara | The Crow’s Nest Once a month, a warehouse-garage space
Photo by Matthew McGovern | The Crow’s Nest By Matthew McGovern Aside from taking part in the same movement from the 1920’s through the 40s, Giacometti and Dalí, at first
Star, USF PD’s newest therapy dog, attended his first USF football game on Nov. 6, taking in the crowds and energy with ease. Photo courtesy of Amanda Brake By Laura
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
Photo courtesy of Feeding Tampa Bay By The Crow’s Nest Staff With the holidays upon us, there is typically one thought on an adult’s mind: how much they are going
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