State Rep. Chris Sprowls, R-Palm Harbor (left) and Sen. Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, want to see far more freshmen in 2021. Courtesy of Grace Cunningham and Wikimedia Commons By Nancy
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Pictured Above: USF has postponed their spring break until April 12-18, 2021. Courtesy of Cassidy Schuck By Alyssa England Once again, the COVID-19 pandemic has collided with USF’s academic calendar. Spring
Pictured Above: Karla Correa objected to the way two white campus police officers were questioning a homeless black man who tried to enter Residence Hall One. Jonah Hinebaugh | The
Pictured Above: A Student Government yard sign advertising the opening of applications for the interim special elections outside of the SLC. Trevor Martindale | The Crow’s Nest By Trevor Martindale
Pictured Above: Skyler Adams (left) and Noelle Bederman won the St. Petersburg campus’ Homecoming royalty votes this year. Despite the virtual format of Homecoming week this year, Adams said she’s
Pictured Above: Posters around campus advertise free flu shots offered by the Wellness Center. Courtesy of the Wellness Center By Molly Ryan The fall months are here and it’s not
(Pictured Above) State Sen. Jeff Brandes (left) and Ed Montanari, chair of the St. Petersburg City Council, both contend that USF leaders are violating the spirit of the law on
Pictured Above: In opposition to expulsions and suspensions across the country, Gov. Ron DeSantis suggested a “College Bill of Rights.” Aya Diab | The Crow’s Nest By Trevor Martindale Following
Pictured Above: Several USF campus leaders, including President Steve Currall and Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock, will take salary cuts as consequence of budgetary changes due to COVID-19. Courtesy of Cassidy
Pictured Above: St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman (left) says that USF President Steve Currall shows the same lackluster support for St. Petersburg that his predecessor, Judy Genshaft, displayed for years.