“Galentine’s can be seen as a way to love more deeply on the day all about love,” said junior interdisciplinary social sciences and mass communications major Amelia Blackwell. Photo by
Shoreline of Emerson Point Preserve near Terra Ceia Bay. Pictured in the background is the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, roughly 1.5 miles from the proposed cruise port site. Photo by Delilah
Photo by Gabriel Ballester-Rivera | The Crow’s Nest By Reagan Haskell The University of South Florida opened with its first official game of the season, dominating Niagara University 19-5 on
Photo by Dominic Feo | The Crow’s Nest By Dominic Feo Basketball has been a recreational activity for University of South Florida students at the St. Petersburg campus since 2006.
Photo courtesy of IMDb. By Irena Mesa If you haven’t heard, “Heated Rivalry” is a LGBTQ romance TV series based on books from the “Game Changers” series written by Rachel
Performative activism is caused by “the allure of popularity, of love, of people adoring you, it’s a siren’s call,” said senior English major William Thaxton. Photo courtesy of Kaycee Carter
Photo by Irena Mesa | The Crow’s Nest By Irena Mesa “Science in the sun” proved to be the perfect slogan for the St. Petersburg Science Festival, held on the
Photo courtesy of the City of St. Petersburg. By Alisha Durosier When I say Black history,” Woodson African American Museum of Florida office manager Vanessa Sweat prompted the bundled-up crowd
The city is filled with love this Valentine’s Day and fun for everyone. Here’s all the local events happening that weekend. By Julia Ferrara Campus Events Cut, Paste, & Cupid,
Students are hopeful that “Heated Rivalry” inspires a new wave of LGBTQ+ media that does not rely on harmful tropes like queerbaiting and Bury Your Gays, instead allowing LGBTQ+ characters