I’m from the Dominican Republic, and one of the things that surprised me when I arrived in this country was hearing people call The United States of America by the
The university’s top academic administrator was ousted 14 months ago after a complaint that involved USF’s Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Equal Opportunity. The sudden departure of Han Reichgelt, the
Catherine Cardwell will begin her new appointment as dean of the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library on July 1. Cardwell will assume the position from Deborah Henry, who has worked at
The Coquina Club – known as the campus’ mysterious, once-bustling “recreation space” has been vacant and essentially abandoned for years. While not as popular as it once was, the club
In celebration of USF St. Petersburg yearlong 50th anniversary, the university hosted a fundraising gala at the Bayboro Harbor lawn on April 13. Over 350 community partners, alumni and donors
While most 14 year olds play video games and learn how to flirt, Caleb Maddix is on his way to becoming a millionaire by the time he turns 30 and
As part of the university’s Student Government Day, seven USF St. Petersburg students spent the day at St. Petersburg City Hall last week to get a look of the inner
Colored chalk of blue, pink and green were thrown in the air as USF St. Petersburg students celebrated the Indian festival of love and the start of spring – Holi
There’s a new activity on campus: Log rolling. The sport started during the logging era in the 1800s as a way to keep rivers from jamming. Log rolling competitions quickly
Last I checked, the year is 2016. That makes the landmark the 1964 Civil Rights Act, signed into law under President Lyndon B. Johnson – 52 years old. The Supreme