By Decker Lavely A USF St. Petersburg organization plans to team up with elementary schools to help make reading enjoyable while increasing literacy. Reading Counts is a volunteer-based club that
Story and photo by Carrie Pinkard At the beginning of this year, President Trump ordered a U.S. airstrike that killed Iranian general Qasem Soleimani. The aftermath of that strike led
By James Bennett III Inside the campus’ Wellness Center, a slideshow plays over the reception desk that lists all the services that the center’s victim advocate offers. There’s a problem,
Trevor Ware drums through the obstacles of being a street performer with drumsticks, a few buckets, and a drive to spread happiness. He performs what he calls “bucket radio” every
By Gabby DaCosta From a walk through a timeline of tragedy to a look into a young girl’s plaid diary, the “Let Me Be Myself: The Life Story of Anne
By Jonah Hinebaugh The best quotes for a story come when you don’t act like a robot and, instead, treat someone like they’re a real person. This was just one
By Nancy McCann Only three months after USF system President Steve Currall presented a consolidation plan that won praise in St. Petersburg, his administration is floating organizational charts that appear
By Delaney Brown As news of the Australian wildfires prompted an outpouring of social media #thoughtsandprayers, one USF St. Petersburg student decided to take action instead of sharing condolences. A
By Decker Lavely A St. Petersburg native will soon be serving the city a glass of wine with a side of literary fiction. Book + Bottle is a bookstore and
By Savannah Carr Members of the program call themselves the “cream of the crop.” But what do USF ambassadors really do? According to the USF St. Petersburg website, the university