Following the extended “Picasso/ Dalí, Dalí /Picasso” exhibit, the Salvador Dalí Museum opened “Dalí & da Vinci: Minds, Machines and Masterpieces,” displaying the works of Salvador Dalí and Leonardo da
Category: Arts and Life
West Central Avenue is home to independent, non-franchise businesses blooming not only from the support of locals and college students, but also from one another. Located around 66th Street, these
Shakespeare enthusiasts and literature lovers in the USF St. Petersburg community fused their passions and talents to collaborate with the brand-new St. Petersburg Shakespeare Festival. USFSP’s Dr. Lisa Starks-Estes, the
The memories of spring break are fading fast behind us, and summer is still a distant thought. Our desks are cluttered with stacks of papers that keep growing around us,
In 1980, Gary Mormino spent a year in Rome as a Fulbright scholar. In Rome, Mormino read the news from Florida. There were the race riots in Miami, a campaign
I traveled to New Orleans with 11 USF St. Petersburg students for the Un-BULL-ieveable spring break trip. We partnered with a non profit called Youth Rebuilding New Orleans, whose mission
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
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