A Boston labor consultant hired by USF to help thwart a union drive by adjunct faculty has come under fire in Massachusetts. Labor leaders there contend that Katherine Lev may
Category: Campus News
Above photo: Ray Arsenault, a history professor and avid opposer to House Bill 423, said that the Bill will still “turn the university upside down” despite recent amendment. Courtesy of USF St.
Above photo: Chair of the Student Government appropriations committee Albert Moreno (left) resigned a week before the budget was completed, and vice chair Kevin Castle followed suit five days later. Both
Above photo: Kaeden Kelso, junior political science major, and Ysatis Jordan, sophomore health sciences major, are the 2018-2019 student body president and vice president. Courtesy of Ysatis Jordan By Emily Wunderlich
A legislative proposal to abolish the independent accreditation of USF St. Petersburg cleared the House Education Committee on Tuesday and appeared headed for approval by the Legislature. But attached to
Above photo: Rep. Ben Diamond, D- St. Petersburg, (right) issued an amendment to House Bill 423 calling for more public input and studies on how the bill would affect the USF
Above photo: Many islanders who fled to the mainland are being treated shabbily, says Mayra Calo (third from left). Michael Moore Jr. | The Crow’s Nest By Michael Moore Jr. Five
Above photo: Dorothy Davis, daughter of photographer, journalist and diplomat Griffith Davis, spent over two decades compiling her father’s story to present at the St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs. Martha
Above photo: After serving as a senator in Student Government for a year and a half, Mariah McQueen resigned Feb. 23. She said following up with her disqualification from the general
Above photo: Sen. Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, who previously said that USF St. Petersburg has no “vision,” now wants to know what community’s concerns are and enlisted interim Regional Chancellor Martin