By Emily Wunderlich After the leaf miner — a species of insect larva on campus — hatches on a leaf, it eats the leaf and leaves behind a trail. Those
By Cory Cole In January, four students at USF St. Petersburg were left facing the reality that their bikes were stolen. Tiffany Nicholson, a second-year graduate student studying conservation biology,
By Nancy McCann A key piece of the complex puzzle called consolidation planning will click into place this week. On Feb. 12, the Consolidation Task Force will present its recommendations
By Kate Rickman A new online reservation system designed to eliminate waitlists is in effect this semester for checking out study rooms at the library. Instead of checking out a
By James Bennett III People love ragging on Florida. Sure, the infamous — not to mention worst — superhero known as Florida Man runs rampant. And yes, we do have
By Amy Diaz American radio talk show host and journalist Joshua Johnson will broadcast his show, 1A, live Feb. 11 from the USF St. Petersburg University Student Center. 1A, which
By Alec Arroyo USF’s men’s basketball is good. Yeah, you read that right. The Bulls are 15-6 this season, their highest win total since the 2011-12 season. Historically at
By Iris Pugh After years of anticipation, the public can look forward to the newly designed downtown St. Petersburg Pier. The newly renovated Pier, expected to be completed and open
By Anna Bryson If you don’t get lucky on Valentine’s Day, you can still enjoy the next best thing: eating a ton of french fries the following day. St. Petersburg’s
By James Bennett III College helps young people discover who they are and how they fit in with the rest of society. This month, USF St. Petersburg will push that