Instead of going to parties and watching Netflix during Spring Break, I decided to attend the Un-BULL-ievable Spring Break Asheville. The trip was an alternative spring break that focuses on
Category: Arts and Life
Imagine sitting at college, sipping a cold beer just moments after a final. Well, at USF St. Petersburg, you can. The Tavern at Bayboro, a fixture that’s been on campus
The hip hop nation has a new king, and his name is Lucious Lyon. If you don’t know about the new TV sensation Empire, you need to catch up. The
After three attempts to bring Dance Marathon to USF St. Petersburg, the event is set to become a new campus tradition this March. Dance Marathon, which is spearheaded by Paige
St. Petersburg’s City Council members are welcoming new technology created by rideshare companies such as Uber and Lyft. Uber is a crowd-sourced taxi service, where customers and drivers use a
The celebration of unique and fresh foods continues in St. Petersburg with the addition of a Trader Joe’s on Fourth Street. Trader Joe’s is a neighborhood grocery store, offering a
August Wilson’s play “Radio Golf” feels as relevant today as it did when it was first written a decade ago by the late playwright. The play, Wilson’s final work, takes
Chocolate fountains flowed as single students gathered in hopes of finding a date for Valentine’s Day. Auctioneer Thomas Boyd fast-talked the catwalk once again at the second annual Love-A-Bull, a
The 57th annual Grammy Awards were full of fashion, fun and live performances # 23 of them to be exact. There were so many performances during the live show that
AMC’s series premiere of “Better Call Saul” debuted last Sunday, and it was all that “Breaking Bad” fans could have hoped for. The aptly titled pilot episode “Uno,” began with