Pictured Above: In an email sent on May 27, President Currall announced that although the USF system will be open come fall, the campuses will move back into online learning
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Pictured Above: Scholarship Creator Len Deadman poses for a photo. Deadman established a $26,000 scholarship for investigative journalism students at USF St. Petersburg. Courtesy of Len Deadman By Edyn Gottlieb
Pictured Above: As a public university, USF St. Petersburg is set to re-open in the fall as per the Florida Board of Governors, which oversees the state public university system.
Pictured Above: Students received a USF emergency text alert warning of a natural gas leak in Davis Hall on Friday morning. Sophie Ojdanic | The Crow’s Nest By Trevor Martindale
Pictured Above: Andrea Campos, left, and Isaiah “Zay” Castle were inaugurated as governor and lieutenant governor of the USF St. Petersburg campus for the first consolidated student government term. Courtesy
Pictured above: Under the prospectus sent to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, the St. Petersburg campus will lose its independent accreditation on July 1. SACSCOC
Pictured above: The university announced on May 6 that move-out times would be staggered based on students’ dorm populations and home addresses on file. Each move-out phase has its own
Pictured above: Isaiah Castle said he believes investigators will find that he has “done nothing wrong” and that he will be cleared of “any wrongdoing.” Cassidy Schuck | The Crow’s
Pictured above: David Hastings, who taught at Eckerd College for 20 years, got an unpaid courtesy appointment at USF’s College of Marine Science in June 2019. The appointment was suspended
Pictured above: A staff check-in meeting unveiled plans for celebrating spring graduates as well as what the university is doing to honor local health care workers and first responders. Jonah