Pictured Above: Here’s how the USF administration summarizes the $36.7 million budget cuts for 2021-2022. Source: Slide presented to trustees on Friday. Courtesy of USF The USF administration expects no
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Pictured Above: The campus name will remain unchanged on large signs like this – at least for the foreseeable future. Patrick Tobin | The Crow’s Nest The university administration stirred
Pictured Above: USF St. Petersburg’s new dining hall, The Nest, is open in Osprey Suites. Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest After a careful holiday and a socially-distant New Year,
Pictured Above: University leaders had told education faculty in mid-October that the college would be dismantled and reconfigured as a school of education for graduate students. Courtesy of USF By
Pictured Above: This Oct. 5 story on The Crow’s Nest website prompted concerns from the agency that accredits USF. Sophie Ojdanic | The Crow’s Nest By Nancy McCann The agency
Pictured Above: Glen Besterfield, the university’s dean of admissions (left), predicts the campus will have 650 first-time-in-college freshmen next summer and fall. The new “academic clusters” championed by state Sen.
Faculty leader Tim Boaz (left) complained that the university is “proceeding at full speed” on budget cuts without a strategic plan. Board of Trustees Chair Jordan Zimmerman said the university
Pictured Above: In a memo to the Board of Trustees, the Faculty Senate Executive Committee had pointed criticism of the performance of President Steve Currall and Provost Ralph Wilcox (left). But professor
Pictured Above: The Crow’s Nest printed 14 issues this semester, highlighting both local and national news. Patrick Tobin | The Crow’s Nest By Sophie Ojdanic and Annalise Anderson This fall
Pictured Above: USF System COVID-19 cases hit an all-time high of 111 during the week of Sept. 14. Before Aug. 24, USF did not report weekly case totals. Patrick Tobin