The Board of Trustees approved a proposal to increase tuition fees for non-resident students, a decision that worries many. Photo courtesy of USF By Jasmin Parrado For the first time
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Photo courtesy of USF By Jasmin Parrado Researchers at the University of South Florida announced their goal to patent a smart trap that can use artificial intelligence (AI) to identify
Approximately 5,000 protestors lined Tyrone Boulevard in St. Petersburg on June 14. Photo courtesy of Kaycee Carter By Alisha Durosier For the first time in her life, Tampa Bay resident
The solar carport on top of USF St. Petersburg’s parking garage is among the campus’s SGEF initiatives. Photo courtesy of USF By Alisha Durosier Taking another step in its ongoing
The USF St. Petersburg campus in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton in 2024. Photo by Eddie Allen | The Crow’s Nest By Jasmin Parrado Almost a year after Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Milton made landfall on Florida’s west coast less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene. Photo by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration By Alisha Durosier Lindsay Bixler does not
International news network Voice of America was also a target of the Trump Administration. It was dismantled in March before being reinstated in April. Photo by Audio Engineering Society By
Photo by Mahika Kukday | The Crow’s Nest By Mahika Kukday The University of South Florida’s police department is set to sign on to the 287(g) program – a federal
Photo courtesy of USF By Jenna Nicastro The University of South Florida is home to 11 out of 471 fellows selected by the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Photo courtesy of USF Athletics By Kendall Bulkiewicz A University of South Florida track-and-field athlete was suspended for doping with an anabolic steroid, the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) reported on