In 2014, an estimated 40 million Americans were current cigarette smokers. Approximately 480,000 Americans die each year from cigarettes. Of those deaths 41,000 die from secondhand smoke, according to the
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SPECTRUM is a program designed to connect upperclassmen who have found their rhythm on campus with new students still trying to find the Reef. The program is organized by the
Where’s Pepper? The stray cat that became an unofficial campus mascot is missing. She was last seen on March 5, a week after the Crow’s Nest published a feature on
…uses photography and storytelling to capture people’s lives and unify strangers around the globe Brandon Stanton, founder of the successful photo-centric storytelling blog, Humans of New York, said he didn’t
For one day, alumni from 1970 to 2013 returned to their alma mater, USF St. Petersburg. On April 8, USFSP’s Alumni Association hosted its inaugural Alumni College, “There’s Still Class
After about seven months of construction, USF St. Petersburg’s Harbor Hall renovations have been completed. At Harbor Hall’s reveal party on April 1, attendees observed a digital art exhibition and
Dr. Kathryn Arthur has a unique perspective on women’s history – she’s working on rewriting it. Arthur teaches anthropology at USF St. Petersburg and is nationally recognized for accomplishments within
Students who earn degrees in education at USF St. Petersburg don’t have to worry much about finding a teaching job after graduation. But teaching these days is no school picnic.
He was just 3 months old, Victor Sims says, when the state removed him and four of his siblings from their unstable home and put them in foster care. For
The Kate Tiedemann College of Business is getting a new dean as well as a new building. Regional Chancellor Sophia Wisniewska announced last week that Sridhar Sundaram, a Michigan educator,