The new College of Business building will not open until early next year, in time for the spring semester. The $27 million building, which will house a majority of the
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One went to college on the GI Bill. The other had a scholarship to play softball. Now they are newcomers and key figures in the USF St. Petersburg administration. Although
Summer is calling. The beaches, sunshine and relaxation are all reaching out. But for some students, summer is a time to catch up, re-take a class that didn’t go well,
The journey that led her to become America’s first female four-star general was more about leadership than gender. That was the message from retired Army Gen. Ann Dunwoody, who addressed
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
There are some strategies that can’t be taught, like finding balance in school, work and life. And there are habits only formed with age and experience, like time management and
A man exposed himself and touched another person on in the USF St. Petersburg parking garage, according to a crime bulletin posted on Feb. 24 by the university’s police department.
The university’s top academic administrator was ousted 14 months ago after a complaint that involved USF’s Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Equal Opportunity. The sudden departure of Han Reichgelt, the
Catherine Cardwell will begin her new appointment as dean of the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library on July 1. Cardwell will assume the position from Deborah Henry, who has worked at