By Dylan Hart He has won international awards for his conducting. He’s premiered new orchestral compositions to audiences around the world. He continues to conduct the San Francisco Wind Ensemble
By Emily Wunderlich After nearly three months without a victim advocate, the university has found someone to fill the position. Shayna Marlowe, 31, of New Smyrna Beach, was hired by
By Bryce Lawson With awards season coming up, lots of discussion has come up around Netflix and its award-winning “Roma,” released at the Venice Film Festival in August 2018 and
By Brianna Rodriguez USF St. Petersburg’s Campus Recreation aims to inspire spontaneity with upcoming adventure trips led by Dan Marshall, coordinator of adventure and aquatics. This semester there are six
Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock explained a consultant’s consolidation recommendations at a campus forum on Sept. 25. He wants the St. Petersburg campus to get more. But is anybody listening?
Dr. Jonathan Ellen (above), a former leader in the St. Pete Innovation District, has been replaced by Mike Griffin as leader of the USF consolidation task force. Courtesy of Johns Hopkins
By Emily Wunderlich and Anna Bryson Upset by a story in this week’s Crow’s Nest, a foreign languages professor repeatedly removed stacks of the paper from racks around campus and
Four passengers survived after their single-engine plane crashed into Tampa Bay on Wednesday afternoon after taking off from Albert Whitted Airport. Jonah Hinebaugh | The Crow’s Nest By Anna Bryson
The letter addressed to USF system President Judy Genshaft, which came from U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist, D-St. Petersburg, was not signed by state Rep. Chris Sprowls, R-Palm Harbor, the chief House
This week’s front page features stories on consolidation, the search for a new USF system president and the abrupt resignation of an adjunct Spanish instructor. Jonah Hinebaugh | The Crow’s