Florida has a history of determining presidential elections. In 2000, 31.5 million Floridians voted in the presidential election. Of that population, Republicans and Democrats were separated by a margin of
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An estimated one in five women will be be sexually assaulted during their college years. Due to the growing problem of sexual assault on college campuses, the White House launched
Bulls in 2019 will likely have a new residence hall to call home. As part of USF St. Petersburg’s Vision 20/20 Strategic Plan, the university is moving forward in the
USF St. Petersburg is celebrating after being ranked No. 24 among the top 25 Southern Regional Public universities earlier this month. The university has been featured in the rankings, released
By Devin Rodriguez drodriguez7@mail.usf.edu and Michael Moore Jr. michaelmoor@mail.usf.edu For 10 straight days, wastewater was dumped into Tampa Bay, less than a mile from the waterfront campus of USF St.
Bill Heller, a prominent figure of the university for 24 years is stepping down as dean of the College of Education at the end of the fall semester. But Heller,
The storm made landfall on Friday, with rushing winds and heavy downpours. Hermine was the first hurricane to hit Florida in 11 years. USF St. Petersburg announced it would close
When Student Government approved its 2016-2017 budget last spring, it made a $93,511 mistake. Student leaders allocated that amount for an “administration fee” to the university. The mistake created a
Without public explanation, the president and vice president of Student Government have temporarily stepped down. In an Aug. 11 email to SG members, SG representatives said president Ziya Kardas and
The Florida Tea Party, League of Women Voters, Christian Coalition, Nature Conservancy, Florida Chamber of Commerce, and Sierra Club all agree: Amendment 4 is a win for Florida. This diverse