Courtesy of The Australian Institute of Marine Science By Brianna Madden We all remember the paper and reusable straw craze from a few years ago. If you took too long to
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Graphic courtesy of Sofía García Vargas By Molly Ryan For me, it’s easy to laugh and dismiss my stress by saying, “I guess that’s just the grind.” But it’s not “just the grind,” it’s
Pictured above: A 2010 pamphlet chronicles both the struggles and victories achieved by pro-union Starbucks employees. Courtesy of Molly Ryan | The Crow’s Nest By Molly Ryan A recent power
Pictured above: (Left to right) PSTA Operations Data Analyst Olivia Anderson, USF St. Petersburg student Sean Schrader and PSTA Safety, Security, and Training Officer Edward Kester in front of the PSTA Pride
A Texas law raises controversy after going into effect on Sept. 1 that banned abortions after a heartbeat is detected – typically around the six-week mark. Courtesy of The Texas Tribune By Molly Ryan When the historic ruling
Pictured above: USF St. Petersburg governors Veronica Jimenez (left) and Eran Fruehauf share why students should consider campaigning for Student Government to ensure campus representation under consolidation. Courtesy of Veronica Jimenez and
Adriana Reeves is a senior mass communications major at USF St. Petersburg. Adriana Reeves | The Crow’s Nest By Adriana Reeves They say that our time at college is the best years
Pictured above: Molly Ryan is a sophomore history major. Patrick Tobin | The Crow’s Nest By Molly Ryan ‘Hate’ is a strong word. I hated online classes. So, for a student
Pictured Above: Business management senior Sean Schrader has spent nearly two years serving as an intern with the Office of Congressman Charlie Crist. Image courtesy of Sean Schrader By Sean
Pictured Above: As the only staff member to call the Tampa campus her home, I was honored the St. Petersburg-based team welcomed me with open arms. Sophie Ojdanic | The