![“[The 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb is] really to show our support and help build community and camaraderie with the first responders that are putting on this event at the Rowdies Stadium and to showcase our office and give the student veterans here and miliary-connected students something positive to do that day and a feeling of belonging,” veteran and junior personal financial planning major Thomas Wells said. Courtesy: Tampa Bay Rowdies](https://crowsneststpete.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Stair-Climb-1.jpg)
Pictured above: The university — which ordered most residents to leave campus by April 6 — announced a partial refund for students’ meal plans on April 2. Thomas Iacobucci |
Pictured above: Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin joins U.S. President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence as he delivers remarks on aspects of the stimulus package currently
The university announced on March 30 that it would continue to offer online courses throughout the summer. It is also exploring virtual options for summer internships. Jonah Hinebaugh | The
Pictured above: Adelaide Green, sophomore journalism and digital communications major, poses for a photo in front of the Nottingham Robinhood Castle on March 17, shortly before her trip to the
Pictured above: A Crow’s Nest file photo of Residence Hall One from 2019. On March 28, USF St. Petersburg campus residents were notified that a student living in RHO had
Pictured above: USF St. Petersburg Orientation leader Sadandré Jackson during Week of Welcome in August 2017. The university announced Friday that all new student orientations scheduled from April through August
Pictured above: “There’s nothing more important than the health and wellness of our community, and the impact of your gift will help our students overcome these new challenges,” said USF
Residents on the USF Tampa and St. Petersburg campuses must move out of their dorms by noon on April 6. To apply for an exception, complete this online form by
In an evening advisory, USF system President Steve Currall announced one employee and one student have tested positive for COVID-19. Courtesy of U.S. Department of State By Jonah Hinebaugh Two
Pictured above: While most businesses nationwide close to limit the spread of COVID-19, some remain open and are looking for additional employees to help with increased demand. Story and photo