Compiled from the work of James Anthony Schnur, a historian and the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library’s special collections librarian; websites of USFSP; the Tampa Bay Times; the Tampa Tribune; and “From Mangroves
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1965 First year of classes in St. Petersburg 11.8 Numbers of acres the campus covered in 1965 52 Number of acres today 26 Number of campus buildings 3 Number of
When it began, 50 years ago this week, it was a tiny place with modest ambitions. It was called the “Bay Campus” of the University of South Florida, a temporary outpost
Monday, Aug. 31 ‘The Heat is On” –Sustainability Public Forum 6:30-8:30 p.m. The Greenhouse, located at 442 2nd Ave. N. Tired of this hot, muggy Florida weather? Join the St.
USF St. Petersburg student interns at the White House. An old row house by Capitol Hill housed interns from ivy league schools across the country and one from USF St.
Zachary Oppenheim noticed a change in the Student Life Center by the temperature of the room. “It used to be colder before,” said Oppenheim, the assistant director of campus recreation.
In a prominent effort to build a new education, research and training facility, USF awarded All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg over 1.4 acres of land. The collaboration between USF
On July 1st, 60 students received an email from USF St. Petersburg Housing and Residence Life informing them that they were being transferred to live at Hilton Bayfront hotel on
Two local men find peace in yoga. Inner State Yoga is one of the newest small businesses to find it’s place in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg. Nestled on
What’s going on this month in the Bay! SHINE St. Petersburg Mural Festival – Saturday, Sept. 1-12 St. Petersburg is known for its iconic murals along Central Avenue and First