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.
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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,
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
The USFSP community bade an emotional farewell to alumna Melanie Bullock. More than 50 people attended Bullock’s going away party in a University Student Center ballroom to celebrate her time
From her office in Bayboro Hall, Regional Chancellor Sophia Wisniewska oversees most of the activities on campus. But Lenny Ross has a better view. He’s the guy who sits atop
Student Government announced the results of the spring 2016 general election at the annual Miracle Dance Marathon event on March 3. Only 340 students voted last week, but 77 percent
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
Over 275 people attended USF St. Petersburg’s “Oscars.” The award night was dedicated to students who crafted films for the Campus MovieFest on Feb. 29. A University Student Center ballroom
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