By Joan “Sudsy” Tschiderer When I arrived at the USF Bay Campus in 1969, I expected to remain for one term, the fall quarter, and then transfer to the University
By Crow’s Nest Staff The modern era of The Crow’s Nest began with a bad pun and some impertinent questions. For years, the campus newspaper was small in size and
By Emily Wunderlich It’s a question we Crow’s Nest editors ask ourselves every semester. “What volume number are we on?” Whether you’re a longtime reader or simply a confused student,
By Carrie Pinkard Since The Crow’s Nest was founded 50 years ago, the little harborside campus it covers has grown tremendously. We now have 40-degree programs, more than 4,500 students
By Emily Wunderlich Ten staff members. Thirteen issues a semester. Eight pages a week. Our readers only see the finished product. So here’s a rundown on how we do it.
By Crow’s Nest Staff When journalism graduate student John Gogick became adviser to The Crow’s Nest in the fall of 1993, he helped plan and publish the newspaper’s first tabloid
By Emily Wunderlich Eleven students will seek your vote for Student Government senate today and tomorrow. In addition to the nine candidates reported in the Oct. 21 issue of The
By Frank Cirillo Dear fellow alumni, students, faculty, and members of the Tampa community, I would like to begin this letter by saying if you are struggling with suicidal thoughts
By Manuel Vicente LaLande Para Adelante, a nonprofit that awards scholarships to Guatemalan women, has raised nearly $9,000 and joined a global nonprofit network. The organization was co-founded by USF
Story and photo by Jonathan Hernandez In 2019, we were served with what might be one of the most competitive AL division series matches yet. The Houston Astros and the