Pictured above: Voters will choose between Ken Welch (left) and Robert Blackmon on Nov. 2. Courtesy of Ken Welch and Robert Blackmon By Annalise Anderson St. Petersburg residents have chosen
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Pictured above: “New Light” by Joe Walles depicts a building eerily similar to the World Trade Center. Courtesy of Joe Walles By Lily Cannon Where were you when it happened?
Pictured above: The Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement is the first of its kind. Courtesy of ©MAACM. Photos by Joe Brennan. By Sofia Garcia Vargas The world’s first museum dedicated exclusively to the American
A $600 yearly stipend for textbooks that some Bright Futures scholarship recipients get each year has been eliminated by the Florida Legislature. The move, which will save the state an
Pictured Above: Julia Cunningham (left) and Jillian Wilson were elected on Tuesday night. Courtesy of Julia Cunningham and Jillian Wilson By Sophie Ojdanic In a 26-4-1 vote, Julia Cunningham and
Pictured Above: President Joe Biden urged his Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, to consider changes to Betsy DeVos and the Trump administration’s Title IX rules. Courtesy of Joe Biden on
Pictured Above: Data from the Biological Psychiatry journal showed the percentage of anorexic and bulimic people who also have substance abuse problems. Sophie Ojdanic | The Crow’s Nest By Edyn
Pictured Above: Sen. Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala, has backtracked on his proposed bill limiting Bright Futures awards. Courtesy of the Florida Senate By Sophie Ojdanic Bowing to backlash from students, parents
Pictured Above: Since March 15, the age limit on COVID-19 vaccines for Florida residents has gone down. On April 5, vaccines will be available for everyone 18 and over. Sophie
Pictured Above: Fai Howard, an assistant dean of upper-level initiatives, is suing the university after discovering she was being paid less than her male colleague. Courtesy of USF By Catherine