The consolidation task force subcommittee met Thursday to discuss the future of academic programs on the USF St. Petersburg campus but left more questions than answers. Martha Rhine | The
Adam Berezansky shows off solar power to attendees of Science Fest 2018. Dylan Hart | The Crow’s Nest By Dylan Hart Whale bones, shark tanks, live reptiles and carnivorous plants –
The movie released Oct. 19 has an 80 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and set a franchise record with reeling in $77.5 million in North America. Courtesy of Universal Pictures
Tashi Wangmo has been working on bringing the inner human alignments project to campus for about a month. Courtesy of Miranda Reyes By Amy Diaz One international student is on a
The first room on the tour of the Gulfport Murder House is the living room, but the characters aren’t exactly living. Courtesy of Tiffany Razzano By Amy Diaz If chainsaws, fog
Students Jon Rowles and Jeremiah Sanders paint the side of the eighth house in a volunteering event Sept. 16. Courtesy of Jon Rowles By Dylan Hart The Student Veterans Organization
Carolina Nutt, director of Compass, has worked for the program since January 2016. Courtesy of USFSP By Dylan Hart Compass is expanding its mission to include second-year and transfer students, as
Artist Tom Kiefer created a photographic project called “El Sueño Americano” (The American Dream) featuring personal items that were confiscated and disposed of from migrants crossing the U.S. border. Juliet
To help decrease plastic straw use, the Student Green Energy Fund plans to provide free stainless steel straws to students. Courtesy of Flickr By Brianna Rodriguez After a local city ban
Arsenault toured the U.S. in promotion of the book for two months and appeared on PBS NewsHour, National Public Radio and ESPN Radio. Dinorah Prevost | The Crow’s Nest By