By James Bennett III We may never know if androids dream of electric sheep. But if they pooped, it would probably be done in a similar manner to the ORCA,
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By Anna Bryson What used to be a holiday to celebrate love is now the anniversary of one of the deadliest school shootings in the United States. To mark the
By Nancy McCann When the Legislature passed a law last year to phase out the independent accreditations of USF St. Petersburg and USF Sarasota-Manatee, it came with a mandate to
By Dylan Hart USF St. Petersburg overlooks the harbor. But in our day-to-day existence on the ground, do we really consider the life below the surface of the water? Helen
By Cory Cole In January, four students at USF St. Petersburg were left facing the reality that their bikes were stolen. Tiffany Nicholson, a second-year graduate student studying conservation biology,
By Nancy McCann A key piece of the complex puzzle called consolidation planning will click into place this week. On Feb. 12, the Consolidation Task Force will present its recommendations
By Kate Rickman A new online reservation system designed to eliminate waitlists is in effect this semester for checking out study rooms at the library. Instead of checking out a
By Iris Pugh After years of anticipation, the public can look forward to the newly designed downtown St. Petersburg Pier. The newly renovated Pier, expected to be completed and open
By Dylan Hart Student Government wants to make sure that no student is left hungry. The SG senate unanimously passed Resolution S19-001, named “Feed-A-Bull St. Pete,” at the Jan. 28
By Whitney Elfstrom When the Conference on World Affairs takes over USF St. Petersburg next week, students won’t have to fight as hard to secure a coveted parking spot. In