Story and photo by Katlynn Mullins Chairs were spread into rows in the University Student Center Ballroom. In front of them, a stage with a wall of windows as the
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By Katlynn Mullins As university officials broke ground on the new residence hall last April, ospreys watched from their nest. Now, USF St. Petersburg is paying tribute to them. The
By James Bennett III USF St. Petersburg is taking another step toward expansion. During a Dec. 5 St. Petersburg city council meeting, Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock explained that the St.
By Katlynn Mullins With the new constitution for a consolidated Student Government, students should anticipate changes to the upcoming general elections. With these changes come more positions for students to
By Dylan Hart When the St. Petersburg campus opens its third residence hall in July, it’s possible that some of its rooms will be empty. As a result, university administration
By Crow’s Nest Staff The Crow’s Nest and reporter Nancy McCann will be honored by the Pinellas County chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union for their “consistent, vigilant reporting”
By Emily Wunderlich A well-known teacher and researcher who was given an unpaid courtesy appointment in USF’s College of Marine Science last June has been suspended following accusations that he
By Ashley Campbell When the campus established a food pantry last spring, both Student Government and administration stressed that it would help students who sometimes go hungry. Regional Chancellor Martin
By Emily Wunderlich The university has reached a settlement agreement in a lawsuit that alleges negligence after a female student was accosted in the campus parking garage. The lawsuit, filed
By James Bennett III USF St. Petersburg is looking for a new victim advocate — again. The position has seen a rotation of faces after Mandy Hines, who was hired