Amanda Shires is bringing a high-energy performance of her new album “To the Sunset” to the Capitol Theatre Nov. 11. Courtesy of Alleyesmedia By Amy Diaz On tour with her new
It’s International Education Month and study abroad opportunities are available. Learn about ways for students to keep safe while abroad. Courtesy of USFSP By Hope Weil November is International Education
The consolidation subcommittee for student involvement has put together recommendations for the unification of student organizations from student government to student publications. Journalism Faculty: ‘It would undermine student success.’ This
By The Crow’s Nest Staff The Crow’s Nest, a fixture on the St. Petersburg campus for decades, would be merged with the student newspaper at USF Tampa under recommendations from
By Whitney Elfstrom Have you ever wanted to pie a school official in the face? Well, now’s your chance. Student Government will hold an event Tuesday from 11 a.m. to
“The Silver Screen,” released Oct. 5, transforms popular horror film classics into songs. Courtesy of Fearless Records By Salvador Castillo As we close in on Halloween, our need for scary and
Tony Silvia’s eight sports journalism students got a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to be a sports journalist on deadline at Buccaneers’ media day. Courtesy of Alec Arroyo By
Miller and Mahurin both majored in philosophy, but share opposing beliefs on the morality of abortion. Amy Diaz | The Crow’s Nest By Amy Diaz Over a hundred people squeezed
By Cory Cole Armed with only glow sticks and light-up foam batons, students hit the streets Wednesday to ensure the USF St. Petersburg campus was safe and secure. The evening
From left: Alexandria Bishop, Naya Payne and Nicholas Cropper were each the subject of alleged campaign violations during fall midterm elections. By Emily Wunderlich The election for Student Government senate