Pictured above: Kyle Rittenhouse was 17 years old when he shot three and killed two people in 2020. He was acquitted of all charges on Friday, Nov. 19. Courtesy of NPR By
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Pictured above: PVCARE President Alyssa Seilhymer founded the club to create opportunities and experiences for animal-loving students. Courtesy of Alyssa Seilhymer By Aubrey Carr From lions to tigers to Bulls, the Pre-Vet Club
Pictured above: Colin Powell, one of the most controversial political figures in contemporary history, died on Oct. 18, leaving behind a contentious record. Courtesy of PBS By Molly Ryan In the past
Pictured above: AAPIA members and officers pose for a picture at an event hosted by the Chinese Culture and Language Club at the Tampa campus. Courtesy of @aapia_usfsp on Instagram
Film Club meets at 6 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Osprey Suites lobby. Courtesy of the Film Club By Lily Cannon USF St. Petersburg is a place of burgeoning creatives and
Local voters will cast ballots for candidates Ken Welch or Robert Blackmon in St. Petersburg’s mayoral election on Nov. 2. Courtesy of Douglas Cox | The Crow’s Nest By Laura Shaw
Central Avenue will be closed to all vehicles on Oct. 31. Courtesy of Car-Free St. Pete By Mykayla Grecco Backed up traffic and the struggle to find parking in downtown won’t be a problem this Oct. 31 thanks to Halloween on Central, an event hosted
Pictured above: Laura Shaw, a political science major, believes everyone should vote. Courtesy of Laura Shaw By Aubrey Carr Local elections are coming up on Nov. 2 and USF St. Peterburg
LGBTQ+ students and allies are invited to join the P.R.I.D.E. Alliance, which acts as a “judgement-free zone.” Courtesy of P.R.I.D.E. Alliance By Aubrey Carr USF St. Petersburg’s P.R.I.D.E. Alliance is committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in a communitive and casual way.
Pictured above: DeWayne Anderson, new assistant program director for USF St. Petersburg’s Office of Multicultural Affairs, is determined to create a space of acceptance for marginalized students. Courtesy of USF By Aubrey Carr This summer,