The Libertines – Anthems for the Doomed Youth Not much has changed about The Libertines’ style since their last album, 2004’s The Libertines. They
A button-down oxford with the sleeves rolled just beneath the elbow, dress slacks, running shoes, and a backpack tossed jauntily over the shoulder was his everyday work uniform. Nothing too
Sixty-two employees at USF St. Petersburg are responsible for maintenance, custodial work, groundskeeping, mail service and more. Many people don’t realize how much goes into keeping the campus clean and
It isn’t quite a full-blown bachelor’s degree program yet, but USF St. Petersburg is now offering a certificate program in brewing arts. Yes, students can actually go to school to
Experience the St. Petersburg arts scene after dark during the city’s monthly Art Walk. On the second Saturday of every month, more than 40 galleries, including the Duncan McClellan Gallery
Just a few weeks before the first classes at USF “Bay Campus,” James Anthony Schnur, 50, was born at a hospital three blocks away. For 13 years Schnur has been
J.M. “Sudsy” Tschiderer Class of ’71 Environment: Her last name is Tschiderer, but three generations of university students know her as
Celebrate USF St. Petersburg’s 50th history and future with special events that are scheduled throughout the year. Innovation Panel Listen to a panel on innovation and learn answers to big
The university’s expectations for the years to come. Ten thousand students in 10 years. That’s the goal for USF St. Petersburg to nearly double in size by 2025, and
A 13 time sailing world champion. A Guinness world record holder. Several current and former elected officials. A marine biologist renowned for her study of Florida’s red tide. And a