Jim Schnur has been working at the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library since his graduate studies. He has also taught history courses at Eckerd College for the past 18 years. But
The spread of holiday cheer came in the form of language lessons and performances by students for Tavern patrons. On Dec. 4, French and Spanish professor Dr. Frederic Leveziel organized
There is a fear even greater than death. It’s the fear of public speaking, said Samantha Catterton, vice president of public relations for Bulls Out Loud, a club that seeks
Locale Market is not just a place for locals to indulge in freshly prepared gourmet meals, or a destination filled with farm and boat-fresh ingredients. This is a gastronomic experience
If you’re searching for a local watering hole where everyone knows your name, The Hideaway in Clearwater is the place for you. With two pool tables, talkative bartenders, a relaxing
It is no secret that the craft beer boom has hit Tampa Bay, and it has hard. Local breweries like Green Bench Brewing, 3 Daughters, Cycle Brewing and Cigar City
With a 58-50 victory over the East Carolina Pirates (7-8), the USF men’s basketball team earned their first conference victory with the help of Freshman Ruben Guerrero. Matching his career
In a season full of disappointment, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers secured the No. 1 pick in the upcoming NFL draft after a 23-20 loss to the New Orlean Saints on
On Thursday night, the Seton Hall Pirates (9-1) visited the Sun Dome to deliver the USF men’s basketball team their worst loss of the season, 89-69. As the Bulls’ toughest
When the BP oil spill, also referred to as the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, hit the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, USF’s College of Marine Science partnered with other institutions