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
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It’s been a long nine months. With attack ads running on every radio station, television channel and Youtube video, there is a lot of confusing information coming out. The deluge
For the first time, Zika has officially invaded Pinellas County. Gov. Rick Scott announced on Tuesday that out of the 29 locally acquired mosquito-borne cases that have occurred in Florida,
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
USFSP students turn to crowdfunding sites for cash for charities, and personal expenses. Finding the funds to cover travel expenses, study abroad, or raise money for charity is difficult, and
Alberta, the yellow Labrador, has become widely known on campus. She is the face of the Bayboro Blonde Ale, a beer 3 Daughters Brewing renamed for the 50th anniversary celebration
USFSP’s Norine Noonan appears on Jeopardy! In 1964, 14-year-old Norine Noonan sat down in her parents’ home outside New York City to watch the first episode of a program that
After the Tampa Bay Lightning made the Stanley Cup finals last year, ticket sales for this season surged. But the team has continued its popular “student rush” program, which means
With a staff of 10 split between St. Petersburg and Washington D.C., PolitiFact has published 11,500 fact checks since it’s founding in 2007 and, according to the organization, stands as
From his comments on immigration to the discrediting of John McCain –a member of his own party –Donald Trump has built a viral reputation during the 2016 presidential race. Since