To celebrate Black culture, the Multicultural Activities Council hosted their annual Black History Showcase. The purpose of the showcase was to celebrate black culture and highlight people who have had
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Many in higher education fear that the absence of instructors in digital courses creates a dangerous and tempting environment The rise of the Internet has caused a lot of
Logistical and planning errors resulted in the abrupt cancellation of USF St. Petersburg’s annual Love-A-Bull auction, originally scheduled for last Thursday. Student Government canceled the event on Tuesday, just two
During the whirlwind 10-day adventure to New Hampshire, two USFSP students posed with a cardboard cutout of Democratic contender Hillary Clinton and former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, who was campaigning for
The Kate Tiedemann College of Business received exciting news on Thursday when it was announced that businesswomen Ellen Cotton and her partner Kate Tiedemann donated an additional $1 million.
Twenty-three USF St. Petersburg students set off for New Hampshire on Sunday afternoon to work on the campaigns of seven presidential candidates. For the next 10 days, the students in
The statue was to memorialize one of Hungary’s most prominent 20th century figures. Balint Homan was a historian and government official whom admirers call a scholar and statesman. With the
As of December, the requirement for first-year students to live on campus was repealed, according to Pamela Johnson, a Resident Life Program specialist at USF St. Pete. The reversal may
Should people give up eating bacon? The question remains after Barry Estabrook — journalist and author of “Pig Tales: An Omnivore’s Guide to Sustainable Meat” — discussed what goes on
A former student who was charged with sexual battery and kicked off campus after an assault in May 2014 was sentenced to five years’ probation last week after pleading