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
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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
Pictured above: (Left to right) Caryn Nesmith, director of Community Relations at USF St. Petersburg, Chris Garvin, dean of the College of the Arts, Stephanie Owens, deputy mayor and chief
Pictured above: (From left to right) Julia Linkogle, Liana Howe, Veli Adyoner and Tejin Jones make up USF’s four-member competitive ethics team. Courtesy of the USF Ethics and Debate team
Additionally, Jewish students say they feel isolated and afraid on campus. Courtesy of USF By Aubrey Carr Last week, allegations of antisemitic hazing rituals performed by a University of South
The conference has offered numerous panels on topics like climate, corruption and equality since 2013. Courtesy of Conference on World Affairs By Jasmine Jarrett The 2022 St. Petersburg Conference on
Courtesy of USF By Sofía García Vargas USF St. Petersburg will choose the next set of Student Government (SG) representatives in the upcoming general elections from Feb. 28 to March
Pictured above: (Left to right) Rughved Brahman, Tony Tran, Amy Pham and Nithin Palyam took part in Student Government’s first in-person presidential debate since 2020. Courtesy of Aubrey Carr |
Pictured above: (Left to right) Juan Dacosta, Michael Wright and Triston Williams were the first three students introduced to the Call Me MISTER program in November of 2021. Courtesy