Lauren Cohen, a junior education major, stands up in front of the class to discuss the answers to a poll taken during her presentation. Courtesy of Emily Bowers By Dinorah
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Pinellas County Commissioner Ken Welch (left) worries about this fall’s enrollment numbers, but St. Petersburg College President Tonjua Williams says it is too early to draw conclusions. Welch photo courtesy of
Davis Hall, one of the largest teaching buildings on campus, has its future remodel hanging in the balance because of consolidation. Martha Rhine | The Crow’s Nest By Dinorah Prevost
USF St. Petersburg students graduate Dec. 9 at The Mahaffey Theater, 401 First St. S. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons By Brianna Rodriguez When the time comes to finally walk across
The Zimmerman School of Advertising and Mass Communications faculty at USF Tampa has joined the Journalism and Digital Communication faculty at USF St. Petersburg in its opposition to the proposed merger of
Upon her death, Josephine Hall donated her entire estate to five different organizations that were important to her. Courtesy of USFSP By Juliet Di Preta A redesign plan for the
Tuesday is the last day to vote and free transportation will be available for students to the polls. Martha Rhine | The Crow’s Nest By Dylan Hart The Center for
Student body president Kaeden Kelso is on a consolidation subcommittee and says he is welcome to input about student involvement recommendations. Courtesy of Ysatis Jordan By Amy Diaz With a
The consolidation subcommittee for student involvement has put together recommendations for the unification of student organizations from student government to student publications. Journalism Faculty: ‘It would undermine student success.’ This
By The Crow’s Nest Staff The Crow’s Nest, a fixture on the St. Petersburg campus for decades, would be merged with the student newspaper at USF Tampa under recommendations from