By Emily Wunderlich University police have identified the man accused of battering a student in Residence Hall One last week. According to Chief David Hendry, Robert Gomez, 21, was the
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By Brianna Rodriguez After more than eight months, the search for a new Campus Recreation fitness programming coordinator is over. But the university will not name them until their May
By Amy Diaz Pulitzer Prize finalist and best-selling author Ben Montgomery will speak at 4:30 p.m April 16 in the Lynn Pippenger Hall Auditorium. Montgomery will present “The Long Haul:
By Dylan Hart Funding for the Campus Movie Fest, which was eliminated when Student Government approved a budget for 2019-2020, has been restored. At the recommendation of student body president
By Amy Diaz A proposal to increase openness and outreach in the Student Government senate died in a general assembly meeting on April 8. And then the fur started to
By Amy Diaz For the second time in two months, police have arrested a non-student after a violent incident in Residence Hall One. In a bulletin to the USF
By Crow’s Nest Staff A former Student Government leader who was kicked out of school in May 2017 for allegedly assaulting a female student in his dorm room has gotten
By Crow’s Nest Staff Two business executives who have made large contributions to USF Tampa are the new leaders of the USF system Board of Trustees. The board unanimously elected
By Emily Wunderlich A threat to freeze funding for The Crow’s Nest has ended. The threat came on March 29, when Student Government President Daniel “Kaeden” Kelso said the newspaper’s
By Amy Diaz In an attempt to address issues with transparency and outreach, two Student Government members drafted a bill to create a new position in the senate. There