Pictured Above: USF St. Petersburg residential students are now able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine on campus. Courtesy of Tara Zimmerman By Aya Diab Through the partnership with the Florida
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Pictured Above: An updated MyUSF is coming as soon as April 15. The layout is subject to change, and the blocks shown in the picture may differ depending on user
Pictured Above: USF administrators need to be “trained in diversity and inclusion,” says Spanish professor Pablo Brescia (left). Around the country, faculty of color have a “sense that universities aren’t
Pictured Above: Jaida Abbas (left) and running mate Jennifer Kelly, who won 53.5 percent of the vote, now face a major grievance and a trial before the SG Supreme Court
Pictured Above: Schedule planner was formerly an integral part of USF students’ preparation for upcoming semesters. Courtesy of USF By Edyn Gottlieb As students prepared to register for summer and
Pictured Above: ‘Crow’s Nest’ Adviser Rob Hooker has decades of experience in journalism. Courtesy of Rob Hooker By Sophie Ojdanic and Annalise Anderson After eight years with The Crow’s Nest,
Pictured Above: Jona Skendaj is vice president of USF’s PIRG and co-authored the 100 percent renewable energy resolution. Courtesy of Jona Skendaj By Sophie Ojdanic The USF Student Government Senate
Pictured Above: Florence, Italy will be one of the destinations in this summer’s study abroad programs. Courtesy of USF World By Sophie Ojdanic In a typical operating year, the USF
Pictured Above: The St. Petersburg Student Government’s struggles with voter apathy continue, as only 53 students voted in the recent general election. Sophie Ojdanic | The Crow’s Nest By Trevor
Pictured Above: Livia Rosales has served as the chief of staff in student government until this point. Courtesy of Livia Rosales By Sophie Ojdanic A new lieutenant governor for St.