Story and photos by Carrie Pinkard The television is an idol in American culture. TV trays are the altars at which we worship a frozen dinner. People come and go
By Kiara Soriano When she was 22, Tiffany Chenneville says, a close friend was diagnosed with HIV – a relatively new disease that at the time almost always led to
The university is investigating a freshman senator in Student Government amid allegations that she sexually harassed another student and had non-consensual sexual contact with that student in a dormitory room.
By Dylan Hart When an employee at Campus Recreation sought a special anniversary gift for her boyfriend, Nikhil Johns had the perfect idea. After sending her a detailed questionnaire about
By Jonathan Hernandez There are many communities in the world known as “fandoms,” where people socialize with other individuals who share the same interests. There are communities that talk about
By Decker Lavely Carey Schafer’s graduate research finds her waist deep in Florida waters, covered in mud and battling mosquitoes. But you won’t find her only in the field or
By Kamryn Elliott In a biological excursion spanning five and a half weeks, a group of 16 students spent last summer exploring various ecosystems. Shark tagging, alligator identification and bird
By James Bennett III Science experts from as far as Tennessee, Texas and New Jersey will be visiting USF St. Petersburg later this month. The International Society for Computational Biology’s
Story and photo by Taylor Tew The world’s best pineapple can be found at the Saturday Morning Market in downtown St. Petersburg. That’s according to Dean Moustafa, a finance student
By Katlynn Mullins Day 1: The Killers, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me, PVRIS, Switchfoot There was a concertgoer donned in The Killers merch, but her shirt said