One went to college on the GI Bill. The other had a scholarship to play softball. Now they are newcomers and key figures in the USF St. Petersburg administration. Although
The senseless massacre that occurred in Orlando on June 12 still has me reeling. We live in a constantly shifting, ever-evolving 24-hour news cycle, but a small corner of my
Dear Students, My name is Devin Rodriguez, and I am the Editor-in-Chief of The Crow’s Nest. Our paper is written and edited by students, for students. You might know me
St. Petersburg is a growing city, and there is a lot for new students to do. Here, we’ve compiled a list of St. Pete spots on and off campus that
Every student has a story Hannah Hitchen was not there to see her parents move her belongings into USF St. Petersburg’s Residence Hall One. Had she been, the French horn
A rock wall stood on the far side of Harbor Lawn. Beside it was a row of inflatables, including a gladiator pit, bungee run and the inevitable moon bounce. Students
Senior Brianna Enders plans to officially debut Breezy Boards after graduation Most people who own a longboard treasure the wood on wheels and treat it as one of their most
For upcoming graduates, finding work is the next step. Many start in entry-level positions before reaching higher-paying jobs. Degrees in subjects like science, technology, math and business hold more opportunities
On the verge of graduating, seniors know the next few months will be filled with job applications and updates to their LinkedIn profiles. As you prepare to put your newly
Summer is calling. The beaches, sunshine and relaxation are all reaching out. But for some students, summer is a time to catch up, re-take a class that didn’t go well,