Grants and donations continue to flow into the university. The USF College of Marine Science, based on the USF St. Petersburg campus, was awarded a $20.2 million grant by the
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“Unique,” “engaged,” “inviting,” “ home.” Those were just a few of the words used to describe USF St. Petersburg last month at the initial campus conversation about the Strategic Plan.
The American university is thought of as a place where minds are opened and ideas are shared. But most universities have speech codes in place that “prohibit expression that would
Loads of money. Scathing, half-true political advertisements. Experience as a state senator. These are the things Judithanne McLauchlan, USF St. Petersburg political science professor, was up against in her run
Promoting feminism. Empowering women. Eliminating gender roles. These are the goals of the Women’s Empowerment Club, a new club at USF St. Petersburg. Sophomore and club president Katie Wagner said
St. Petersburg is making waves again, and this time, the current is felt all around the world. The city hosted the Blue Ocean Film Festival and climate summit this past
Four of the 12 African journalists who were rebuffed by USF St. Petersburg offered a mixed reaction Friday as they began three days of training at the Poynter Institute for
Here are highlights of an interview with Aman Sisay, executive editor of the Ethiopian Business Review and one of 12 African journalists getting three days of training at the Poynter
Two weeks ago, Student Body President Cody Boyer dismissed Attorney General Melanie Mercado. Last week, Boyer received three charges by the student government senate executive committee, accusing him of attempting
Five bikes have been stolen on campus in the past few weeks. Sunday night, university police services sent out a crime alert informing students about the thefts. The message said