Bayboro Harbor was first dredged in 1907, chasing away much of the area’s native wildlife and destroying the salt marshes, mudflats, and bayous that existed. Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The
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“[This] is a humanitarian issue. It’s not a left or right issue,” said Vice President of USFSP College Democrats Morgan Heimkreiter. Photo courtesy of Ashley Pena By Ashley Pena and Secilia Ruiz On Feb. 25, the
Photo courtesy of Advocates for Basic Legal Equality By Jasmin Parrado After more than 10 months, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement finalized the 287(g) agreement with the University of South Florida Police
The committee clarified that students and faculty currently involved in the targeted programs will be able to finish teach-out arrangements and will be “absorbed” into new curriculum models. Photo by Aubrey
The safety walk hosted attendees from numerous areas on campus, such as housing, facilities, event management, and more. Photo courtesy of Kevin Sullivan By Julia Ferrara Staff, faculty and even
Photo courtesy of USF By Gage Johnson After four and a half years as president of the University of South Florida, Rhea Law stepped away from the position on Feb.
Johnson-Green will share his work at city events and youth programming, inspiring the next generation of writers and artists. Photo by City of St. Petersburg By Julia Ferrara At the
On Monday, the University of South Florida’s BOT chair, Will Weatherford, announced in a university-wide email that the Florida House of Representatives officially proposed a bill to transfer the USF
Photo by Maria Jose Solis | The Crow’s Nest By Matthew McGovern After a nearly 18-month long repair process following damage sustained by Hurricane Milton in 2024, Tropicana Field repairs
Shoreline of Emerson Point Preserve near Terra Ceia Bay. Pictured in the background is the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, roughly 1.5 miles from the proposed cruise port site. Photo by Delilah