This age-old question still doesn’t have a clear answer. What is more important? Should we do our homework, or should we go to work to make the gas money to
This week, I joined the ranks of millennials before me and got my first smart phone. No, I didn’t buy the iPhone 6. I traded my old, faithful basic phone—you
A $1 million grant has been awarded to USF St. Petersburg from Duke Energy’s SunSense program. The grant will go towards a new solar panel, which will be installed on
Swimmers can expect to dive back into USF St. Petersburg’s Waterfront pool early next year. After meeting with engineers over the summer and weighing the cost-to-benefit of each possible solution,
Trash in Bayboro Harbor has caught the attention of students, who posted pictures of it on the USF St. Petersburg student-run Facebook forum this week. But it’s been on the
New clubs on campus may soon need approval from student government rather than the Office of Leadership, Development & Programming. This is at least an idea proposed in a bill,
As the attendance of morning classes at USF St. Petersburg increases, desirable parking spots rapidly decline, which forces some commuter students to seek parking around campus. As some students rush
Being a college student offers its fair number of challenges, one being finding a cheap bite to eat. With so many restaurants and bars concentrated in or near downtown St.
A new freshman experience course has been introduced with the intent of getting students off on the right foot. The course, called University Success, covers the topics of university culture,
Robert Pierpoint covered six presidents as a White House correspondent, including President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. In all, he spent 40 years at CBS News. But only two people have