Pictured above: Since 2013, the St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs has sought to contextualize international affairs across the political spectrum. Pictured above is a panel on the opinionation of
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“I fear the confusion that lies within consolidation and its new SG strayed some students away,” said Jadzia “Jazzy” Duarte, USF St. Petersburg student body president, on the 2020 elections.
Pictured above: Karla Correa, a second-year political science major, criticized the police department’s internal investigation, contending that the investigator did not interview all potential witnesses, glossed over important witness statements
Pictured above: Martindale poses in a New Hampshire neighborhood while canvassing, holding up a stack of promotional photos for Senator Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont. Courtesy Trevor Martindale By Dylan Hart It
By James Bennett III Three USF St. Petersburg students planned for months to speak with representatives of the federal government about how Title IX changes would affect them. Instead, the
By Carrie Pinkard The College Democrats and Turning Point USA are often found battling it out on the debate stage. Since starting a debate series last semester, the groups have
Last week, 29 USF students left for a 10-day trip to New Hampshire to assist in presidential primary campaign efforts through the university’s “Road to the White House” class. New
By James Bennett III Jacob Terrell is not a traditional student. After earning his associate degree in environmental studies from Southern Illinois University, the 32-year-old focused on experiences rather than
By Crow’s Nest Staff As alarm over the coronavirus spreads around the world, the USF administration has assured students, faculty and staff that it is closely monitoring developments. In an
By Nancy McCann The USF administration in Tampa, which has zigzagged through months of consolidation planning, has done another about-face. Revised organizational charts and new details released late Friday appear