Photo by Irena Mesa | The Crow’s Nest By Irena Mesa The prime meridian serves as the separation of the Eastern and Western hemispheres. But what if it was located
USFSP’s Watergoat is often overflowing with garbage and decaying plants that shoot out of the stormwater drain in Bayboro Harbor. Photo courtesy of Oliver Laczko By Julia Birdsall On a
A line of “For Sale” signs decorates the lawns of homes in Shore Acres. By Jasmine Parrado When Hurricanes Helene and Milton were projected to strike near Tampa Bay last
Jim Leavitt’s booking image. Photo Courtesy of Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office By Irena Mesa On Monday, Aug. 25, former University of South Florida football coach Jim Leavitt was arrested at
MIT study indicates that A.I. usage can lead to a drop in critical thinking skills. Photo courtesy of MIT Media Lab By Julia Birdsall Have you ever used A.I. to
Volunteers and church members unloaded resources for the annual Family Health and Food Fest event. Photo courtesy of Wholesome Church By Jasmin Parrado In the sweltering summer heat, trucks were
Guirguis, like many USF students, was overjoyed the first time she met Snowbird and Officer Lickenfelt. Photo Courtesy of Majo Solís By Matthew McGovern Karen Guirguis, a third-year biomedical sciences
By Matthew McGovern The Crow’s Nest and the University of South Florida St. Petersburg Community Relations will host a screening of “RAZED,” a film directed by Andrew Lee, Gwendolyn Reese
Fluid Structures mural painted by Jay Giroux and students on the USFSP campus. Photo by Suzanne Townsend By Julia Ferrara On August 29, St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch visited USF’s
CAMLS director of clinical simulation Melissa Milner (center) engages with students during a simulation training. Photo courtesy of USF By Jasmin Parrado The University of South Florida’s College of Public