Gov. Rick Scott is insistent on maintaining Florida’s reputation as a national punch line. Last week, he made national headlines with the news that under his administration, it has been
The University of South Florida has some speech codes that “prohibit expression that would be protected by the First Amendment in society at large,” according to the Foundation for Individual
The city of St. Petersburg is one step closer to knowing what will replace the iconic inverted pyramid adorning its waterfront. An online public survey closed its voting on March
As opposed to several hours, electric-vehicle owners at USF St. Petersburg can now get a full charge in 30 minutes. Seven Nissan Quick Chargers, known as Level 3 chargers, will
Your constitutional right to free speech doesn’t end when you step foot on a university campus. It’s bizarre that universities seem to think it does, as they create speech codes
We’re midway through a spring semester, and that means we’re coming to yet the close of yet another school year. We still have a ways to go, but we’re starting
Shakespeare enthusiasts and literature lovers in the USF St. Petersburg community fused their passions and talents to collaborate with the brand-new St. Petersburg Shakespeare Festival. USFSP’s Dr. Lisa Starks-Estes, the
The memories of spring break are fading fast behind us, and summer is still a distant thought. Our desks are cluttered with stacks of papers that keep growing around us,
In 1980, Gary Mormino spent a year in Rome as a Fulbright scholar. In Rome, Mormino read the news from Florida. There were the race riots in Miami, a campaign
The USF men’s basketball team wrapped up their 2014-2015 regular season in disappointing fashion by losing 67-63 to a superior Tulane squad Saturday night. Guard Troy Holston Jr led the