By Delaney Brown Students looking for an adventure can now sail across the seven seas. Local boater Johannes “Jopie” Helsen, 69, is looking for a USF St. Petersburg student to
Category: Arts and Life
By Sara McDonald In the three years I’ve worked at the Florida Holocaust Museum, no exhibit on the second floor came close to the dynamic nature of Murray Zimiles’ explosive
By Whitney Elfstrom I once ordered a burrito for lunch, took a nap, woke up and ordered another burrito for dinner. So yeah, you could say they’re my favorite food.
***Warning: Spoilers Alert*** By Emily Beck Season 7 of “Game Of Thrones” has come to an end but the story continues. As we reach another incredible finale by the producers
By Michael Fergusson The University of South Florida Bulls have been much-hyped throughout this offseason. On Saturday, they got off to a shaky start before rolling on toward a 42-22
By Tiffany Beyer With major changes happening on the 600 block of Central Avenue, a new artsy area has sprung up nearby to capture the fading vibe of the iconic
By Alexander Eubanks Aug. 25 was one of the most eventful days in hip hop this year. Seven albums dropped Friday, all with high hopes and heavy interest and “Too
By Lis Casanova Monday Got a late night class on Mondays? Don’t let that make you miss out on dinner! Do a quick run-by Student Governments office at the Student
By Kayla Jensen A great man once said, “Cauliflower (is) nothing but cabbage with a college education.” Surely, Mark Twain meant a far deeper and less literal interpretation than college
Disclaimer: I’ve been a Taylor Swift fan since her second album “Fearless” debuted in 2008. I saw her on tour in middle school in what is the now the Amalie