To celebrate Black culture, the Multicultural Activities Council hosted their annual Black History Showcase. The purpose of the showcase was to celebrate black culture and highlight people who have had
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Many in higher education fear that the absence of instructors in digital courses creates a dangerous and tempting environment The rise of the Internet has caused a lot of
Adnan Syed has been serving a life sentence for the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee, his ex-girlfriend. But the 35-year-old may be innocent. Journalist Sarah Koenig investigated the case
At least 30 United States governors, including Rick Scott of Florida, adamantly oppose President Barack Obama’s promise to admit 10,000 Syrian refugees to this country by the end of 2016.
An international crisis has entered Florida starting with a small bite. The virus known as “Zika” has spread in eight counties in the last two weeks, with 20 cases reported
City’s drinking water routinely tests within safety limit Dr. Johnny Wong has been a citizen of several municipalities, both nationally and internationally. He now serves as an educator in
Logistical and planning errors resulted in the abrupt cancellation of USF St. Petersburg’s annual Love-A-Bull auction, originally scheduled for last Thursday. Student Government canceled the event on Tuesday, just two
It’s true what they say. The best offense is a good defense. And the Denver Broncos defense led the way to a 24-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers in Super
News Briefs Monday, Feb. 8 HAB Condom Casino USC Ballrooms # 7 – 10 p.m. Learn about sexual health and play condom poker with your friends. The educational event will
During the whirlwind 10-day adventure to New Hampshire, two USFSP students posed with a cardboard cutout of Democratic contender Hillary Clinton and former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, who was campaigning for