Recent turmoil in the USF St. Petersburg Student Government caused senators to question Carly Chaput’s position as the Judiciary and Ethics Chair. During the Feb. 4 senate meeting, members voted
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Erika Hasson, who was beginning her studies at USF St. Petersburg in 2003, now wears a badge for the campus police department. At 29, Hasson is one of two women
A bus packed full of USF St. Petersburg students will be departing from campus before dawn on Feb.11 en route to the Capitol building in Tallahassee. USFSP will join dozens
Since 2009, Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) classes for women have been taught at no cost to USF St. Petersburg students, faculty and staff. Now men will get a chance to
The Coquina Waterfront pool, last reported to be finished in mid-March, is now scheduled to reopen in April. The pool has been inoperative since November 2013 due to issues with
A group identifying itself as the “Indonesian Cyber Freedom Hackers” hacked USF St. Petersburg’s website on Jan 23. Website administrators disabled the site within minutes, and it was soon restored
A bill that would allow Concealed Weapon Permit (CWP) holders to carry firearms on Florida university campuses is making its way through legislation. Licensed people at least 21 years of
If you have thought about studying abroad, but never acted on it, now is the time to apply. The deadline to apply for all summer trips is Feb. 15. Don’t
You have probably attended many fun events on campus, but you probably didn’t know that you could be receiving Pete Points at the same time. Just bring your student ID
When students returned to campus from winter break, six kiosks had been installed. No one seemed to know what they were for. The kiosks aren’t as mysterious as they seemed.