The dreadful email came on July 6. The sender: USF St. Petersburg Housing Department. All of the students who were on the housing waitlist during the summer were anticipating the
Category: Opinion
The senseless massacre that occurred in Orlando on June 12 still has me reeling. We live in a constantly shifting, ever-evolving 24-hour news cycle, but a small corner of my
Dear Students, My name is Devin Rodriguez, and I am the Editor-in-Chief of The Crow’s Nest. Our paper is written and edited by students, for students. You might know me
As a second semester senior in the Environmental Science and Policy (ESP) department, I am distraught over pieces of information I have received pertaining to the department I call home.
Yes – if you didn’t know – the headline is from a song in the “Sound of Music.” This won’t be long, because plenty have written versions of this sentiment
The legendary pop star defied both gender and genre It’s 1:46 a.m., and the sharp tang of old cigarette smoke is clinging to my clothes. My sweatshirt’s a little
EARLY 2011 I remember the first time I saw him. My best friend Lauren was in the delayed entry program to go into the Navy. She asked me to go
(but definitely not Monopoly) Settlers of Catan: 4 players # 3-4 hours The concept of this game may seem boring, but it’s not. Picture this: you are a leader of
I’m from the Dominican Republic, and one of the things that surprised me when I arrived in this country was hearing people call The United States of America by the
Last I checked, the year is 2016. That makes the landmark the 1964 Civil Rights Act, signed into law under President Lyndon B. Johnson – 52 years old. The Supreme