U.S. ambassadors, journalists and a three-star general will make their way to USF St. Petersburg this week, opening conversation on issues from abroad and at home. The Conference on International
The Dining Services Committee will soon reveal new dining options for the 2013-2014 school year, aiming to increase affordability and variety at the Reef. Sodexo and Student Government representatives met
The depraved exploits of traditional spring breakers are flashing on the big screens. But each year, groups from schools all over the country set out on alternative spring breaks to
The slow and steady approach was the winning strategy for James Hinchcliffe. In the first race of his third season as a driver in the IZOD IndyCar series, Hinchcliffe made
No one in Tampa Bay saw the USF women’s basketball team win its first NCAA Tournament game in program history. A dust storm in Lubbock, Texas knocked out ESPN’s feed
USF St. Petersburg is known for its sparkling bay front, tight knit community and small class size, but there are little oddities unique to our downtown campus. Perhaps none is
Students will finally find out who will represent them as president next year on Friday, April 5. That will be the date that the Student Government Supreme Court will hold
Here’s something obvious: the new dorms in the University Student Center are nicer than the slightly older ones in Residence Hall One. In RHO, the furniture is a little bit
Year in and year out we all fill out our brackets for the NCAA basketball tournament. Every year we look at our brackets after the first weekend of games, and
“Olympus Has Fallen” is a movie so patriotic that it practically bleeds red, white and blue. We find our lead characters dealing with the fallout from a tragedy that took