By Katlynn Mullins I saw the infamous sea turtle video a few years ago — the one with a human trying to pull the straw out of the turtle’s nose.
Story and photo by Thomas Iacobucci Seven acts. Fifteen minutes. Three songs. One stage. One destination. Concert-goers gathered Jan. 30 at Jannus Live in downtown St. Petersburg to witness Destination
By James Bennett III USF St. Petersburg has been designated with the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification for the second time since 2010. The university earned the classification — which serves
By Nancy McCann The USF administration in Tampa, which has zigzagged through months of consolidation planning, has done another about-face. Revised organizational charts and new details released late Friday appear
By Crow’s Nest Staff As alarm over the coronavirus spreads around the world, the USF administration has assured students, faculty and staff that it is closely monitoring developments. In an
By Carrie Pinkard I never even wanted to be a meteorologist. I wanted to be an Olympic figure skater, but my dad said, “You are Punxsutawney Phil the 34238083rd and
By Naya Payne Eating at Chick-fil-A is an act that supports hate, and it is disingenuous and hurtful to not acknowledge it as such. My writing on this subject spawned
Story and photo by Gabby Dacosta From words of growth and love to representation and opportunity, lesbian romance and erotica flourished at the Gulfport ReadOut on Jan. 31. Gulfport Library
By Dylan Hart When College of Business professor Stephen Diasio saw an op-ed criticizing the excess of yachting in the Jan. 20 edition of The Crow’s Nest, he knew it
By James Bennett III Jacob Terrell is not a traditional student. After earning his associate degree in environmental studies from Southern Illinois University, the 32-year-old focused on experiences rather than