Every year NerdWallet, an online financial evaluation tool, generates a list of the best cities for college graduates to live in. This year, the 100-city list is back with statistics
Category: Arts and Life
In order to get a job nowadays, you need more than a stellar resume and cover letter. You need a personal brand — the online impression or image that people
The Coquina Club – known as the campus’ mysterious, once-bustling “recreation space” has been vacant and essentially abandoned for years. While not as popular as it once was, the club
In celebration of USF St. Petersburg yearlong 50th anniversary, the university hosted a fundraising gala at the Bayboro Harbor lawn on April 13. Over 350 community partners, alumni and donors
Colored chalk of blue, pink and green were thrown in the air as USF St. Petersburg students celebrated the Indian festival of love and the start of spring – Holi
There’s a new activity on campus: Log rolling. The sport started during the logging era in the 1800s as a way to keep rivers from jamming. Log rolling competitions quickly
For one day, alumni from 1970 to 2013 returned to their alma mater, USF St. Petersburg. On April 8, USFSP’s Alumni Association hosted its inaugural Alumni College, “There’s Still Class
Harborside Activities Board introduced new traditions during this year’s USFSP Week that took place from April 4 – April 10. Cirque De La Bay kicked off the week and featured
A new restaurant has come to St. Petersburg’s Edge District: Hawkers Asian Street Fare. According to the restaurant’s website, “Hawkers” are street vendors in prominent parts of Asia who depend
Art is powerful. So powerful, it can help mend the emotional wounds often caused by sexual violence. That was the message of Suncoast Center’s Art Heals exhibit held on April