Dominican Republic native explores the cultural landscape of Tampa Bay As an international student, attending Tampa’s Gasparilla Pirate Festival for the first time was an excellent way to see
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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…no just the worst We all know the tips and tricks of finals week. Get enough sleep,
New rules, new game. You may or may not have noticed one of the university’s latest updates when you log into MyUSF: “Starting January 4, 2016 TOBACCO FREE CAMPUS.”
It was Oct. 18, 2015. There were about 400 of us. 400 people, dressed in black with green and red accents. Some holding signs, others holding flags – all
A face-to-face encounter with the unconventional, yet conservative candidate. Sarasota, FL—I went to a Donald Trump rally. And it was exactly what I expected. I didn’t go as a
“Islamophobia” – a fairly new word to hit headlines. To many, it is a word that describes the dislike or prejudice against Islam and its followers. I am sure
USF football finished its 2015 regular season with a 44-3 drubbing of the University of Central Florida Knights on Thursday night in Orlando. UCF briefly entertained the idea of
Who would Jesus vote for? Over the last four decades, Christian conservatives have overwhelmingly supported the Republican Party. But next year, when Evangelical voters make their way to the polls
The USF Bulls defeated the no. 21 ranked Temple Owls 44–23 at Raymond James Stadium – but that doesn’t tell the whole story. The lead up to the game
On Nov. 2, a University of Missouri graduate student, Jonathan Butler announced he would go on a hunger strike until UM System President, Tim Wolfe, resigned from his position. Butler