If signed by Florida Gov. Ron Desantis, the bill would take effect on July 1. Courtesy of @tampabay_sds on Instagram By Ashley George The Florida Senate approved House Bill (HB)
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Professors Kathryn and John Arthur bring their cutting-edge research and international experience into the classrooms of USF St. Petersburg. Courtesy of John Mitchell By Max Steele University of South Florida
Pictured above: (From left to right) Barnali Dixon, James McHale, Hossam Ashour and Joan Reid were ranked among the top 2% of scientists worldwide. Courtesy of American Water Resources Association and USF
Voting for the runoff election between (left to right) Nathan Poinsette and Kaiya Huggins on one ticket and Sean Schrader and Joshua Rampertab on the other will be held March 8 through 9.
Five students from the St. Petersburg campus were elected for SG’s university-wide Senate and nine seats were filled for St. Petersburg’s Campus Council. Courtesy of Aubrey Carr, Sean Schrader and Josh
Gov. Ron DeSantis called out Middleton High School students for wearing masks at a USF Tampa conference discussing cybersecurity advancements. Courtesy of USF By Sophia George During a press conference
At March 1’s presidential search committee meeting the 18-prospect pool was reduced to two. On March 4, the candidates were interviewed by the search committee to share experiences and attributes
Courtesy of the City of St. Petersburg By Ashley George Despite activists sternly condemning House Bill (HB) 1557, or the “Don’t Say Gay” bill, Florida House Representatives passed the legislation
Pictured above: (Left to right) Zackery Morales, Kenneth Bright, Nathan Poinsette, Kaiya Huggins, Sean Schrader and Joshua Rampertab are this year’s candidates for St. Petersburg’s governor and lieutenant governor seats.
Though she originally intended to stay temporarily, Rhea Law filed an application to become the eighth official president. Courtesy of USF By Aubrey Carr The University of South Florida’s Interim