Don’t let the construction fool you: the Independent is back and open for business. While Green Bench Brewing Co. celebrated its three-year anniversary on Saturday, Oct. 1, the Independent reopened
Category: Arts and Life
By Devin Rodriguez, Tamiracle Williams & Jonah Hinebaugh MONDAY The homecoming celebrations kicked off with The Herd Step Team’s performance inside the reef at noon. The team surprised students and faculty with
When Planet Retro Records was robbed over the summer, Rob Sexton’s store became one more business affected by the uptick of crime in the Grand Central District. “Almost all of
[huge_it_slider id=”7″] “It wasn’t like food, it was like going to the symphony.” Such were the exclamations of those who dined at elBulli, the three-star Michelin restaurant in Spain that
Samba performers, donned in sparkling and feathered costumes, danced with students around the USC ballrooms. The Multicultural Activities Council hosted the Suave Samba Night, and introduced students to Latin American
They have hopes, dreams and aspirations. Many of them want to be professional athletes when they grow up. Others are drawn toward the idea of being a mechanic. One wants
[huge_it_slider id=”5″] Sixteen artists from around the state, country and world came together for this year’s SHINE Mural Festival. For the festival’s second year, it brought 16 new artists and
Looking to have a good time, but not trying to break the bank? You’re in luck! The Bulls in the Burg program offers discounts for USFSP students at tons of
When J. Danee Sergeant speaks, you listen. Her voice is colored by the harshly-bristled paint brush that is experience. The words themselves paint a different picture: struggle characterizes the journey,
Kaitlyn Mollo was in sixth grade when planes crashed into the World Trade Center towers. It was her first class of the day. “I remember they just started wheeling TVs