Charley Majeski, a senior Mass Communications major, sits in her van that she nicknamed Roamie. Patrick Tobin | The Crow’s Nest By Sophie Ojdanic To Charley Majeski, a van is
Courtesy of MediaWise on Facebook By Annalise Anderson The Poynter Institute has created a new text-message-based voter information course in anticipation of the upcoming presidential election. The 10-day course is
Darnell Henderson | The Crow’s Nest By Catherine Hicks College students are burdened with a multitude of responsibilities – deciding on a career path, finding an internship, maintaining a high
Connor Baird (left), Whitney O’Keefe (center) and Cassidy Delbango are the only three candidates who have qualified for the St. Petersburg campus’ four Senate seats. Courtesy of Connor Baird, Whitney
Pictured Above: Jalessa Blackshear, a senior political science major at USF St. Petersburg, leads the St. Pete Peace Demonstration down 5th St. N through downtown St. Petersburg. Annalise Anderson |
Pictured Above: Erida Ajazi (left), who teaches at USFSP and SPC, is teaching two introductory Spanish classes at USF St. Petersburg this semester. Nathalie Dragwa, a first time foreign-language student,
Pictured Above: Taylor Tew is a senior mass communications major set to graduate in December. Courtesy of Taylor Tew By Taylor Tew College students don’t have the corner on misery.
Pictured Above: Edyn Gottlieb is a junior mass communications major and staff reporter at The Crow’s Nest. Patrick Tobin | The Crow’s Nest By Edyn Gottlieb September is National Suicide
Pictured Above: Senior Rebecca Nero campaigns for Jessica Harrington, the Democratic nominee for Florida State House District 64. Courtesy of Rebecca Nero By Trevor Martindale Political campaigns are trudging through
Pictured Above: Professor emeritus Darryl Paulson (left) says Tampa’s moves are reminiscent of the “tyranny and intolerance” of yesteryear, while state Sen. Jeff Brandes suggests they may violate “the letter