By Tiffany Beyer Of all the food produced in North America, 40 percent of it ends up in the trash. That startling statistic is the foundation for the Canadian documentary
By Sara M. McDonald Manipulation. That is a word commonly used by the women who have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct to describe their horrific experiences with the American
By David Thompson Over the past few weeks much has been said about the status of our campus, phrased by some as a “campus in crisis.” As student body president,
This letter was written and signed by 23 full faculty members of USFSP. When asked for her reaction, Sophia Wisniewska responded via text saying “As you may suspect, I was
By Emily Wunderlich USF St. Petersburg’s signature homecoming event, the annual cardboard boat race, hosted by Harborside Activities Board returned to the waterfront Oct. 11. The race is themed after
By Brianna Rodriguez On Tuesday at approximately 3 p.m., a water line broke on the fourth floor of Residence Hall One, causing flooding and water damage to rooms throughout the
By Anna Bryson Florida’s best music festival (according to me) is right around the corner, Oct. 27- 29. The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park lies in a magical forest
By Emily Wunderlich While the end of September marks the beginning of fall, it also indicates the tradition of the annual mural competition on each floor of the University Student
By Michael Moore Jr. A national search to find a new regional chancellor will begin next August, 11 months after Sophia Wisniewksa was ousted for the way she handled Hurricane
By Dinorah Prevost Another USF St. Petersburg student is vying for a City Council seat this November. Jerick Johnston, 21, a senior business management major, is running for St. Petersburg City