The Crow’s Nest print newspapers are back after a one-year hiatus. Illustration by Andrea Coloma | The Crow’s Nest By The Crow’s Nest Staff After a one-year hiatus, The Crow’s
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Starting this fall, The Crow’s Nest will become a biweekly newspaper until further notice. Courtesy of Aubrey Carr | The Crow’s Nest By The Crow’s Nest Staff As media is
After over 10 years in our old office space, ‘The Crow’s Nest’ has found a new home. Courtesy of Aubrey Carr | The Crow’s Nest By The Crow’s Nest staff
Pictured Above: Senior graphic arts major Darnell Henderson travels through Zoom backgrounds to add variety to his days in quarantine. Darnell Henderson | The Crow’s Nest By Darnell Henderson When
Pictured Above: Catherine Hicks was determined to be a typical college student. But then she and her fiance got a telephone call. Now the senior communications major is the foster
Pictured above: Martindale (left) and Henderson’s knowledge of consolidation and demonstrated commitment to the branch campuses make them the best option for president and vice president of a consolidated Student
Top (left to right): Jonah Hinebaugh, Dylan Hart, Emily Wunderlich, Katlynn Mullins, MK Brittain Bottom (L to R): James Bennett III, Thomas Iacobucci, Carrie Pinkard. Thomas Iacobucci | The Crow’s
By Crow’s Nest Staff We’ve been assembling our “nest” of semicolons and headlines on this campus for 50 years. In fact, it’s a milestone we just celebrated in October. So
By Joan “Sudsy” Tschiderer When I arrived at the USF Bay Campus in 1969, I expected to remain for one term, the fall quarter, and then transfer to the University
A home on campus Before I started at The Crow’s Nest, I was an introverted English major with big dreams of working in a Hollywood writer’s room one day. I