St. Petersburg is a growing city, and there is a lot for new students to do. Here, we’ve compiled a list of St. Pete spots on and off campus that
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Every student has a story Hannah Hitchen was not there to see her parents move her belongings into USF St. Petersburg’s Residence Hall One. Had she been, the French horn
Senior Brianna Enders plans to officially debut Breezy Boards after graduation Most people who own a longboard treasure the wood on wheels and treat it as one of their most
While most 14 year olds play video games and learn how to flirt, Caleb Maddix is on his way to becoming a millionaire by the time he turns 30 and
Students who earn degrees in education at USF St. Petersburg don’t have to worry much about finding a teaching job after graduation. But teaching these days is no school picnic.
He was just 3 months old, Victor Sims says, when the state removed him and four of his siblings from their unstable home and put them in foster care. For
Learn a language on your own, for free Learning a language is hard, but no one said it couldn’t be fun. Duolingo is a completely free language learning application that
Olivia Leal had an internship at Project Return, a company focused on improving the lives of those recovering from mental illness. The USF Tampa student obtained the position obtained the
Business major Cody Vessa, 28, and his brother Addam, 39, started a chocolate factory. Well, it isn’t the Willy Wonka chocolate factory people may picture –but it is a warehouse
Share. Grow. Improve. Invest. Four words used to describe the fellowship and unity of Alpha Phi Omega, a national coeducational service organization. Founded on the principles of friendship and service,