Pictured above: Lillie Carter, a sophomore political science major, walks on an empty campus, as most students have returned home amid the coronavirus pandemic. Story and photos by Carrie Pinkard
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Pictured above: USF St. Petersburg raised $2,737 for Children’s Miracle Network and Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in the eight-hour dance marathon with donations, raffles and more. Cassidy Schuck |
Pictured above: A pair of bargoers observe Tampa-based artist Emily Tan’s exhibit, “overthinking.” on Friday, March 6. Thomas Iacobucci | The Crow’s Nest By Katlynn Mullins At first glance, it’s
Pictured above: Lorielle Hollaway, owner of Cultured Books, shares multicultural stories with children in St. Petersburg. Courtesy of Nina Grace of Grace Studio By Decker Lavely Inside the Well for
In addition to the variety of vendors, Planet Retro Records was open for business with a plethora of records, stickers and patches. Leanna Doolittle | The Crow’s Nest By Eve
Pictured above: Cameron Decker’s favorite songs to perform are “Feeling Good” by Nina Simone and “Home” by Michael Buble. Courtesy of Cameron Decker By Gabby Dacosta Before, he performed regularly
Pictured above: (From left to right) Aariel Lovely, junior mechanical engineering major; Eliezer Lorenzo, senior psychology major; Katie Benton, veteran success specialist; Brent Larson, senior management major; Julia Nunez, senior
Pictured above: Giovanna Cano, left, receives flowers from her boyfriend at the Poetry Club’s Valentine’s/Anti-Valentine’s Open Mic on Feb. 11. Cassidy Schuck | The Crow’s Nest Where do broken hearts
By Dylan Hart Art might be the weapon to shut down injustices from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, says USF St. Petersburg student Jenna Sierra. Sierra, a political science major and
Story and photo by Savannah Carr Members of the Ethics and Debate team say it is an academic competition club that brings home the most trophies, yet the team receives