The “Thursday Murder Club,” written by Richard Osman was first published in 2020 and is the first installment in his “Thursday Murder Club” series. Photo courtesy Wikipedia. By Irena Mesa
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ first home game of the season ended in similar fashion to Tampa Bay’s previous two games, with a game-winning drive led by quarterback Baker Mayfield. Now
As housing costs in downtown St. Petersburg rise, USFSP students share their struggle to find off-campus housing with minimal trade-offs. They consider what they are willing to sacrifice in order
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Photo by Alex Felski | The Crow’s Nest By Dominic Feo The University of South Florida’s offense, defense and special teams all contributed points towards the team’s 59-7 win over
Around 30 people at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg campus attended a candlelight vigil to mourn Kirk, three days after he was shot and killed Photo by Irena
Scott Dixon, Àlex Palou, and Josef Newgarden holding up their trophies from the St. Petersburg Grand Prix. Photo by Irena Mesa. By Irena Mesa Àlex Palou started 8th at the
Photo by Kendall Bulkiewicz | The Crow’s Nest By Kendall Bulkiewicz Jessie Murph’s worldwide Hysteria Tour stopped at Tampa’s Yuengling Center on Sept. 10, delivering a half-spectacle, half-pure emotional show
Photo courtesy of USF Athletics By Dominic Feo Before the University of South Florida’s Week 3 matchup against No.5 Miami, there was unexpected optimism. USF won its first two games