By The Crow’s Nest Staff Whether you’re new to USF or returning for your final semester as a Bull, there is no shortage of noteworthy happenings from the USF community to
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Pictured above: Osprey Suites, USF St. Petersburg’s newest 375-bed residence hall, is fully occupied this semester. Patrick Tobin | The Crow’s Nest By Annalise Anderson Hope for a traditional college experience
USF suggests classrooms return to operating under pre-pandemic standards, professors remain cautious
Pictured Above: Though USF will not require students, faculty or staff to be fully vaccinated or wear face masks on campus this fall, some professors plan to implement their own safety precautions in
Pictured Above: Increased signage promoting the use of face masks on campus is one of USF’s latest COVID-19 mitigation efforts. Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Annalise Anderson Despite
Pictured above: Frederick Piccolo (left) will replace Charles Tokarz on the USF Board of Trustees. Courtesy of USF. By Michael Alden USF Board of Trustees Chair Will Weatherford announced during a board
Pictured Above: St. Petersburg Regional Chancellor Dr. Martin Tadlock has agreed to hold off on returning to the College of Education to help ensure a thorough search for new campus
Pictured above: Rhea Law is a USF alumna and active member of the university community. She does not plan to apply for the permanent president role. Courtesy of Stetson University By Annalise Anderson In a unanimous
Pictured Above: Board of Trustees Chair Will Weatherford (left) said Rhea Law will “inspire confidence” within the USF community. Law is the former CEO of a Florida law firm and
Pictured above: Jordan Zimmerman (left), who donated $10 million to the College of Arts and Sciences, will bereplaced by Lauran Monbarren. Courtesy of USF and Simpson Environmental Services. By Nancy
Pictured above: Lauran Monbarren serves as the chief financial officer and vice president of Simpson Environmental Services and Simpson Farms. Courtesy of Simpson Environmental Services. By Michael Alden Gov. Ron