At least 30 United States governors, including Rick Scott of Florida, adamantly oppose President Barack Obama’s promise to admit 10,000 Syrian refugees to this country by the end of 2016.
In my first class of my freshman year of college about a decade ago, the professor wrote on the board, “What we believe to be true becomes true in its
An international crisis has entered Florida starting with a small bite. The virus known as “Zika” has spread in eight counties in the last two weeks, with 20 cases reported
City’s drinking water routinely tests within safety limit Dr. Johnny Wong has been a citizen of several municipalities, both nationally and internationally. He now serves as an educator in
What started off as a dream became a reality for theme park enthusiasts Cadin Small and Whitney Vega. In fall 2015, the two USF St. Petersburg students started the Future
Logistical and planning errors resulted in the abrupt cancellation of USF St. Petersburg’s annual Love-A-Bull auction, originally scheduled for last Thursday. Student Government canceled the event on Tuesday, just two
Fourteen years ago, Sherika Dixon was homeless. She served in the navy for two years, but after getting injured, she was released on disability. But shortly after she had her
Kanye West’s first gospel album? Through numerous delays and drastic changes fans have continued to anxiously await the release of Kanye West’s new album The Life of Pablo. T.L.O.P.
Dominican Republic native explores the cultural landscape of Tampa Bay As an international student, attending Tampa’s Gasparilla Pirate Festival for the first time was an excellent way to see
When was the last time you disconnected yourself for a little while? When was the last time you turned off the screen and absorbed your surroundings instead of what was