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USF alums create opportunities for students 

April 30, 2026 Jorge Otero
Sports

USF Women’s Sailing places second in SAISA Championship, secures National Championship bid 

April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 Dominic Feo
News

Ahead of St. Pete mayoral primary, candidates talk resilience, Historic Gas Plant District, affordability  

April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 Alisha Durosier
News

USFSP students reflect on this spring’s rising temperatures  

April 30, 2026 Ashley Pena
Sports

Family, church and home: why Nico Gramatica chose USF  

April 30, 2026 Irena Mesa
News

Missing USF students confirmed dead, suspect in custody  

April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 Julia Ferrara
Campus News News

BREAKING: After swirls of questions, Tadlock named permanent head of campus

August 22, 2018August 27, 2018 Timothy Fanning

Above photo: Dr. Martin Tadlock was named regional chancellor of USF St. Petersburg in an email from USF system President Judy Genshaft after serving as interim regional chancellor since September

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Goetz Gone: Samuel Goetz resigned in a one-sentence email April 17. Devin Rodriguez | The Crow's Nest
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Former SG leader asks for rehearing in lawsuit against university

August 20, 2018August 20, 2018 Anna Bryson

Former SG leader Samuel Goetz sued the university in June 2017 following his expulsion for alleged sexual assault of another student. The judge denied his petition that his due process

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News Roundup: Here’s what you missed this summer

August 20, 2018August 20, 2018 USFSP Faculty

USF made several headlines on the Tampa Bay area this summer. Here’s the rundown. Third dorm will be smaller, come later The St. Petersburg campus is still getting a third

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USF Tampa joins the big leagues

August 20, 2018August 20, 2018 USFSP Faculty

The preeminence designation was created in 2013 to encourage state universities to strive for excellence and national recognition, after five years USF has finally met the 12 benchmarks to qualify

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Campus News Feature

On-campus maps, beautification and consolidation, Tadlock eyes new beginnings

August 20, 2018August 27, 2018 Whitney Elfstrom

Martin Tadlock, interim regional chancellor, hopes to highlight student voices and has encouraged them to take part in consolidation meetings this fall. Jonah Hinebaugh | The Crow’s Nest By Whitney Elfstrom

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Arts and Life Community Feature

Everything you need to know about Bulls in the Burg

August 20, 2018August 20, 2018 Anna Bryson

The Dali Museum, less than a half mile from campus, offers free admissions USF St. Petersburg students. Brianna Rodriguez | The Crow’s Nest By Anna Bryson and Brianna Rodriguez Living

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Former sailing coach becomes waterfront coordinator

August 20, 2018August 29, 2018 Brianna Rodriguez

Above photo: Alan Capellin became the new Waterfront Coordinator after the sailing team became no longer funded by USF St. Petersburg. Courtesy of USF St. Petersburg By Brianna Rodriguez Alan Capellin,

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Student Government talks priorities for 47th term

August 20, 2018August 24, 2018 Emily Wunderlich

Student body president Kaeden Kelso (right) and vice president Ysatis Jordan ran unopposed in the spring election and won with an 85 percent approval rate. Their top priorities for the

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From ‘Burgh to ‘Burg: Meet the new dean of College of Arts and Sciences

August 20, 2018August 20, 2018 Anna Bryson

The new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences is Dr. Magali Cornier Michael. She moved from Pittsburgh where she served as the associate dean of the College of

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Freshman enrollment dips

August 20, 2018August 22, 2018 Nancy McCann

USF St. Petersburg will have about 560 first-time freshmen this summer and fall – about a hundred fewer than last year, according to the admissions office. Jonah Hinebaugh | The

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  • USF alums create opportunities for students 
  • USF Women’s Sailing places second in SAISA Championship, secures National Championship bid 
  • Ahead of St. Pete mayoral primary, candidates talk resilience, Historic Gas Plant District, affordability  
  • USFSP students reflect on this spring’s rising temperatures  
  • Family, church and home: why Nico Gramatica chose USF  

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College campuses are a place where a strong sense College campuses are a place where a strong sense of community can be formed among students, but many commuter students, like junior English major Zoey Earles, feel that they have fewer opportunities to form these connections. 

“Positives [of being a commuter], I have my own apartment,” Earles said. “Negatives, I don’t make as [many] friends, and I don’t necessarily know about all the things that are happening on campus.” 

Events hosted on campus are a great way to meet people and find that sense of community, but sustainability senior Estela Najera said that being aware of events is difficult. 

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In the familiar currents of St. Petersburg, the Un In the familiar currents of St. Petersburg, the University of South Florida Women’s sailing team placed second at the South Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association (SAISA) Women’s Team and Fleet Championship Races on April 12. 

The regatta secured USF a spot in the College Sailing Women’s Fleet National Championship, which USF St. Petersburg will also host from May 15-18. 

Before the competition, USF’s Division A Fleet Race starters Kailey Warrior and Madisen Hamai told The Crow’s Nest about the advantages of sailing in local waters. 

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📸 Photos by Kendall Bulkiewicz | USF Athletics 

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✍️ Story by Dominic Feo 

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USF St. Petersburg Student Government Governor, El USF St. Petersburg Student Government Governor, Elise Prophete, is speaking out after not being able to give the speech she’d initially written for the annual Rocky's Leadership Award Ceremony.

“I am choosing to do what is right for me and provoke the thoughts that I hope are right for this campus. To shift the self-censoring, student-second attitudes back into a space where the stories we have are told and appreciated,” Prophete wrote.

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✍️ Column by Elise Prophete.
Zahid Hasan Pranto, Bristy’s brother, shared a  Zahid Hasan Pranto, Bristy’s brother, shared a Facebook post on April 26 with a joint statement attached from both students’ families. 

“This is the final plea to the authorities on behalf of our family and Jamil’s family,” Pranto’s translated post read. “May Allah grant their departed souls a place of honor in Jannah. Our loss is indescribable and can never be compensated for by anything. On behalf of myself and our families, I humbly request that we do not post anything disrespectful about them for the sake of a few 'likes.' Please, pray for them instead.” 

A GoFundMe page for Limon and Bristy’s families has been posted and is receiving donations to date. 

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✍️ Story by Julia Ferrara, Jasmin Parado, and Alisha Durosier.

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On April 19-20 and April 26, the new Musical Theat On April 19-20 and April 26, the new Musical Theatre Club at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg put on a student-directed production of “Theory of Relativity.”

“Theory of Relativity” is a musical written by Brian Hill with music and lyrics by Neil Bartram. The ensemble musical uses seemingly separate comedic and dramatic scenes that portray the complex situations that young adults experience and how they eventually connect to each other.  

This cast had no shortage of talent, with actors fully embodying their characters.  

📲 Click the link in our bio to read the entire review and a feature of the club.

✍️ Review by Secilia Ruiz and feature story by Zariya Bankston and Reagan Haskell. 

📸 Photos by Makenna Wozniak.
On April 16, students at the University of South F On April 16, students at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg attended the annual cherry blossom festival hosted by the Asian American and Pacific Islander Association. 

At the campus fountain, attendees enjoyed catered food and an assortment of origami crafts, board games and a prize raffle, in addition to a Kendama tournament and haiku slam poetry.

The two-hour Hanami celebration — which Japan annually observes in early April — was the organization’s last event of the semester.

The event was a full-circle moment for Tongta Vachara, sophomore in health sciences and president of AAPIA, as it was where she first was recruited to the club’s e-board.

“Just being able to plan this event for other people and really instilling the same joy that I had experienced back then, it's just a very full circle moment and it was just really, really valuable to me,” Vachara told The Crow’s Nest.

Vachara said the festival was her favorite event from the organization — and with the scenic bougainvilleas and breezy weather this year, the timing was perfect.

📸 Photos by Jasmin Parrado

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Finals week is near.. but have no fear! There are Finals week is near.. but have no fear!

There are plenty of events on campus to help relieve the finals stress.🤍

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Taryn Sabia, the assistant dean of research at the Taryn Sabia, the assistant dean of research at the University of South Florida’s College of Art, Design and Performance, announced her candidacy for Tampa mayor on March 2. 

Since coming to USF in 2014, Sabia has taught graduate-level courses focused on urban design policy, climate change, sustainability, urban transportation systems and more. 

Sabia is the co-founder of Urban Charette — an organization that focuses on educating community leaders on innovative community planning and design. 

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The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI), a le The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI), a learning program for local seniors looking to continue their education, expanded to the University of South Florida St. Petersburg campus in spring 2025. Since then, the OLLI program at USF St. Petersburg has welcomed seniors from across the city to participate in low-cost opportunities for learning. 

Each course and lecture offered in the OLLI program is geared toward building a stronger community between seniors living in St. Petersburg. In a city with a dense population of retirees, the OLLI program is an accessible way for seniors to stay active and involved. 

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✍️ Story by Ashley Pena

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