Pictured Above: Jaida Abbas (left) and Jennifer Kelly’s “RISE” platform is centered around “response, integration, strength, and empowerment.” Courtesy of Jaida Abbas Editor’s Note Since the publishing of this story,
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Pictured Above: The St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs will host notable speakers virtually on topics including American foreign policy. Courtesy of The St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs By
Pictured Above: Sen. Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, (left) has emerged as a key player in consolidation and a critic of the way Tampa-based administrators are handling it. He said he
Pictured Above: Students stood socially distanced outside the Marshall Student Center with signs promoting free speech on university campuses. Courtesy of Taylor Cook By Sophie Ojdanic and Trevor Martindale A
Pictured Above: Though guidelines have been implemented, the Scooter Share program has not come without challenges for the city. Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Annalise Anderson The City
Pictured Above: Karla Correa said she owes approximately $88 in court fines and insurance fees, $50 a month in fines for six months, and 30 hours of community service. Correa
Pictured Above: Helen Levine (right) described Rep. Charlie Crist as both a teacher and a leader to her as a communications specialist. Courtesy of Michael Alden By Michael Alden Helen
Pictured Above: Catherine Cardwell, dean of the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library, will continue to serve as the regional vice chancellor of academic affairs/vice provost. Courtesy of Catherine Cardwell By Annalise
Pictured Above: This year’s applicant turnout has been slightly better than last year, but still leaves vacant seats in the St. Petersburg Campus Council. Courtesy of Cassidy Schuck By Catherine
Pictured Above: Rebecca Bryan (left) celebrates Super Bowl LV with friends at a tailgate party she threw. Courtesy of Rebecca Bryan By Alexendra Davis Tampa Bay celebrated this past weekend