Here are highlights of an interview with Aman Sisay, executive editor of the Ethiopian Business Review and one of 12 African journalists getting three days of training at the Poynter
Two weeks ago, Student Body President Cody Boyer dismissed Attorney General Melanie Mercado. Last week, Boyer received three charges by the student government senate executive committee, accusing him of attempting
Five bikes have been stolen on campus in the past few weeks. Sunday night, university police services sent out a crime alert informing students about the thefts. The message said
One of the top 10 universities in India, the Indian School of Mines, is recognized for petroleum and mining engineering. And USF St. Petersburg is spearheading the first collaboration between
Scroll through the #secretcrush hashtag on an iPhone mobile application called #Life. The application displays a stream of consciousness set of images of strangers. Many people in the photos are
When most people look back on their lives as 12-year-olds, they have fond memories of learning new things, wearing braces and heading off to middle school. But for Jerry Rawicki,
Make way for the most blue festival to arrival in St. Petersburg. The Blue Ocean Film Festival and Summit Conservation starts this week, spanning Nov. 3-9. This is the festival’s
Anxiety disorders affect millions of people globally. Alessandro De Nadai is committed to a cure. De Nadai is a doctoral candidate at University of South Florida in the clinical psychology
Two nights in Ybor City, Tampa broke the trend of night clubs and tourist shops with a punk invasion. Two days and nights of Gainesville’s punk party, the Fest, entered
The recent cold front either lifted your spirits or served as a chilling reminder of the semester winding down. Whether you’re worried about midterms, graduation, how you’re going to maintain