![“[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)
Provost Ralph Wilcox met with faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences last week to discuss its fate. By Nancy McCann When the USF system’s three campuses are consolidated
Cleanup would be “almost impossible,” so the focus has turned to prevention. By Dylan Hart About four billion microplastics coat the waters of Tampa Bay, according to a new study.
Many of the candidates agreed that affordable housing was one of their top priorities. Story and photo by Carrie Pinkard On Sept. 25, seven St. Petersburg city council candidates gathered
“What we can get from art is a sense of resilience. When we look at the resources in the world today, perhaps the most precious and rare is empathy.” By
Details are hazy, but free feminine products for students have been proposed in a new bill. By James Bennett III The Student Government Senate was presented the first reading of
Marking his first No. 1 album in the U.S., Tyler quickly announced the “IGOR TOOR” that would soon follow, featuring Jaden Smith and Goldlink. Story and photo by Thomas Iacobucci
Students can meet an octopus, party otter and Meccanoid the robot. Story and photo by Katlynn Mullins On the first floor of the Library, nestled in the right-hand corner, is
This is a letter that the Department of Journalism and Digital Communication sent Sept. 23 to Pinellas County legislators and other stakeholders. By USF St. Petersburg Journalism Faculty The faculty
By Katlynn Mullins Everything was tinged gold as the sun began to set over the west deck of The Edge. Students sat barefoot on yoga mats while puppies dragged their
Story and photo by Dylan Hart When John O’Leary was 7 years old, he got his first paid gig as a pianist. “Somebody gave me 5 pesos to play them