Over 1,000 manatee deaths were reported last year, much more than the 593 in 2020. Courtesy of Max Pixel By Schuyler Jones Manatees are Florida’s official state sea creature and a vital part of its marine ecosystem. These
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The new reverse vending machines (RVM) allow students to recycle while giving back to the USF community. Courtesy of USF By Aubrey Carr It’s become even easier to keep USF green with the new
Pictured above: Brandi Arnold (left) and Brenna Whitton (right) ensure that COMPASS is a helpful and safe space for transfer students. Courtesy of Sophia George | The Crow’s Nest By Sophia
Pictured above: USF St. Petersburg senior psychology major Ana Miranda urges students to try indoor rock climbing for both its physical and mental benefits. Courtesy of Molly Ryan | The Crow’s Nest
Pictured above: Winter the dolphin was rescued from a crab trap on the Florida’s east coast at the age of 2, and since has become an icon for the aquarium. Courtesy of Clearwater Marine Aquarium
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
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