Above photo: Instead of chlorinated water, the Sembler Fountain runs on the tears of students. Jonah Hinebaugh | The Crow’s Nest By Anna Bryson As college students, we’re all bound to
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Above photo: Patrick Bixler, assistant to The Tavern’s owner, utilizes every part of the grouper after butchering it through soups and stocks. Tim Fanning | The Crow’s Nest By Tim Fanning
Above photo: The senior graphic design exhibition will showcase theses from the 17 seniors that take an activist approach to different social issues. Courtesy of USF St. Petersburg Graphic Artist & Design
By Martha Rhine “What are you?” Some people react automatically to that question and move on. For others, it is annoying and disrespectful. It is a question of race, of
Above photo: Molly Hunsinger (left), visits her daughter Bailey Gumienny at Soft Water Studios, where Bailey works as a gallery assistant. Courtesy of Bailey Gumienny By Amy Diaz When you think
Above photo: “We could’ve made that final list of 15 (applicants) three or four times over and not seen a drop in the quality of the applicant,” Dr. Adrian O’Connor
Above photo: The USF St. Petersburg basketball club’s Purple and Teal game Friday had each side sporting the colors of domestic violence and sexual assault awareness. Jonah Hinebaugh | The Crow’s
Above photo: USF St. Petersburg journalism professor Bernardo Motta’s path to citizenship has taken 12 years, over $35,000 and more than its fair share of obstacles. Courtesy of Neighborhood News Bureau
Above photo: Stacy Pearsall spoke on her career as a combat photographer March 29 — an experience that brought her to more than 41 countries and earned her national recognition. Courtesy
Above photo: David Whalen has been slacklining since he was 15 and welcomes spectators at the USF St. Petersburg waterfront to hop on the 90 feet of webbing with him. Whitney