About 100 volunteers collected 671 pounds of trash along the intersection of 49th Street S and the Tangerine Gateway, the shared border between St. Petersburg and Gulfport. As a way
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Campbell Park pup survives a bloody break-in. When Chip Watson got home from work one evening earlier this month, he found the place in shambles and a bloody bullet wound
Monday Oct. 12 Food and Culture lecture series: Photographer Penny De Los Santos USC # 7 p.m. As part of a yearlong multimedia series, the photographer will present “Food Culture
Floods wreaked havoc on third floor USC. Some third-floor residents in the University Student Center dormitory got an unwelcome surprise during the first week of school. Sewage-tinted water was coming
Shooting rampage at Oregon college is a grim warning for campuses everywhere. Terror swept over the Umpqua Community College campus in Oregon last week as a gunman killed nine people
That’s the advice of campus police if a shooter goes on a rampage here. “These situations are dynamic and evolve rapidly,” police say, warning that “there may be no pattern
NAMI on Campus educates students on the stigmas associated with mental disorders and supports those in need. After her father was diagnosed with schizophrenia, USF St. Petersburg student Myranda Rodriguez
Coquina Club, previously a campus late-night haven, has been vacant since the lounge closed in spring 2014. The room is scattered haphazardly with furniture and equipment from the Student Life
Florida Holocaust Museum puts on civil rights photography exhibition. It’s important to remember our past, even the moments that seem the darkest – the ones we may want to forget.
Check out what is going on this week: Monday, Oct. 5 Alumni Reception – For alumni only. USC Ballroom # 5:30-7 p.m. Reminisce with former USFSP Bulls on a night