Pictured Above: Caitlyn Roland cooks pan-seared maple dijon salmon with garlicky broccoli rabe along with Antoni Porowski. Darnell Henderson | The Crow’s Nest By Caitlyn Roland Queer Eye is a
Pictured Above: Aerial Hall, graduate assistant for Leadership and Student Organizations, coordinated the recent Zodiac Leadership event. Courtesy of Aerial Hall By Catherine Hicks Since the beginning of socially distanced
Pictured Above: College students with busy schedules often turn to caffeine for energy. Courtesy of Tara Zimmerman By Edyn Gottlieb Do you ever feel like you can’t take on the
Pictured Above: Sean Schrader (left) said if he is elected to the Senate, his goal is to ensure the campus has a strong voice in the federal branch. Makenna Caskey
Pictured Above: International Club now hosts virtual events such as bingo and movie nights over Microsoft Teams. Courtesy of Maria Novoa Pinzon By Annalise Anderson Life for some of USF
Pictured Above: President Steve Currall said the university would be guided by “scientific advice” as it moves toward a return to in-person classes. Courtesy of USF By Molly Ryan President
Pictured Above: Juliana Kane switched majors her freshman year when she discovered her love for anthropology. Courtesy of Cozy DeRosa By Edyn Gottlieb When Juliana Kane entered college as a
Courtesy of Matt McCann By Nancy McCann and Sophie Ojdanic Spring enrollment of new students at the St. Petersburg campus hasn’t sprung, as some campus leaders had once hoped. Instead,
Pictured Above: The Bulls in the Burg program partners with local businesses to provide discounts to USF St. Petersburg students. Courtesy of Bulls in the Burg on Twitter By Savannah
Pictured Above: Abbas and Kelly have a campaign staff composed of students from every USF campus. Courtesy of Jaida Abbas By Trevor Martindale Jaida Abbas and Jennifer Kelly decided to
