Pictured Above: (Left to right) Yamaris Rodriguez, Kayla Idzior, Daniel Lujo and Connor Chilson are four of the seven candidates who were approved to run in the Student Government interim
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Pictured Above: Karla Correa objected to the way two white campus police officers were questioning a homeless black man who tried to enter Residence Hall One. Jonah Hinebaugh | The
Pictured Above: Student Government has seen voter turnout drop in recent fall midterm elections. Last week’s special election was held completely online, whereas previous elections were online and in-person. Sophie
Connor Baird (left), Whitney O’Keefe (center) and Cassidy Delbango are the only three candidates who have qualified for the St. Petersburg campus’ four Senate seats. Courtesy of Connor Baird, Whitney
Pictured Above: This will be Student Government’s first year as a consolidated body with representatives from all three campuses. Aya Diab | The Crow’s Nest By Sophie Ojdanic The newly-consolidated
Pictured Above: Every student organization or club took a budget cut this year. Seven clubs lost their funding entirely. MK Brittain | The Crow’s Nest By James Bennett III The
Pictured Above: Andrea Campos, left, and Isaiah “Zay” Castle were inaugurated as governor and lieutenant governor of the USF St. Petersburg campus for the first consolidated student government term. Courtesy
Pictured above: Isaiah Castle said he believes investigators will find that he has “done nothing wrong” and that he will be cleared of “any wrongdoing.” Cassidy Schuck | The Crow’s
“I am literally majoring in forensic science so I can process rape kits to get justice for sexual assault victims,” writes Daymia Bonilla, the former Student Government senator under investigation
Pictured above: The resolution, which was sponsored by USF St. Petersburg SG senators Connor Baird and Amy Campbell-Oates, denounces the “authoritarian nature” and the “numerous human rights violations” of the