Illustration by MK Brittain By James Bennett III I really wish there was some convenient kicker quote to end this story. I’ve been writing for The Crow’s Nest for about
Pictured above: Cheryl the Bull stands wearing a facemask, mimicking the new social distancing guidelines citizens are supposed to abide by amid the coronavirus pandemic. Thomas Iacobucci | The Crow’s
Pictured above: The university announced on May 6 that move-out times would be staggered based on students’ dorm populations and home addresses on file. Each move-out phase has its own
Pictured above: Isaiah Castle said he believes investigators will find that he has “done nothing wrong” and that he will be cleared of “any wrongdoing.” Cassidy Schuck | The Crow’s
Pictured above: David Hastings, who taught at Eckerd College for 20 years, got an unpaid courtesy appointment at USF’s College of Marine Science in June 2019. The appointment was suspended
Pictured above: A staff check-in meeting unveiled plans for celebrating spring graduates as well as what the university is doing to honor local health care workers and first responders. Jonah
Pictured above: This is the invoice that the USF administration sent to The Crow’s Nest. The paper has already paid $105.76 (four hours at $26.44 per hour) for IT staff
Story and photos by Thomas Iacobucci The week before spring exams, a campus normally bustling with college students sits barren. In dorms that hundreds of students call home and lecture
“I am literally majoring in forensic science so I can process rape kits to get justice for sexual assault victims,” writes Daymia Bonilla, the former Student Government senator under investigation
Pictured above: Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock, shown at Get On Board Day in August 2018. In a virtual “check-in” with students on Thursday, Tadlock said the blueprint for how the