Performative activism is caused by “the allure of popularity, of love, of people adoring you, it’s a siren’s call,” said senior English major William Thaxton. Photo courtesy of Kaycee Carter
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Photo courtesy of the City of St. Petersburg. By Alisha Durosier When I say Black history,” Woodson African American Museum of Florida office manager Vanessa Sweat prompted the bundled-up crowd
Former president of the University of North Florida and University of South Florida college of business dean steps into a new roll with a considerable earning. By Julia Ferrara The
Photo by Makenna Wozniak | The Crow’s Nest By Irena Mesa The Science and Technology Building, one of the University of South Florida St. Petersburg’s lab and teaching spaces, first
Photo by Mahika Kukday | The Crow’s Nest By Jasmin Parrado More than eight months ago, the University of South Florida said it would apply to participate in Immigration and
St. Pete Pride’s events run from the last weekend of May until the end of June and offer festivities for all ages. Photo courtesy of St. Pete Pride By Julia Ferrara
Photo courtesy of USFSP campus archives By Matthew McGovern Lester Tuttle, University of South Florida St. Petersburg’s first campus dean, died on Jan. 15 at the age of 91. “Through
A university-wide email from Rhea Law last October announced Smith’s assignment to the role. Photo Courtesy of USF By Jasmin Parrado It’s been more than two months since Thomas Smith,
Green Light Cinema now offers a full menu, including drinks, to St. Pete moviegoers. Photo courtesy of Mike Hazlett By Julia Ferrara Dinner and a show are now something St.
Photo courtesy of Advocates for Basic Legal Equality By Alisha Durosier Students and residents alike erupted in protests this past week in response to a two-day recruitment event hosted by