By Katlynn Mullins Everything was tinged gold as the sun began to set over the west deck of The Edge. Students sat barefoot on yoga mats while puppies dragged their
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By Michael Moore Jr. When students amassed in The Edge during Thursday’s reading day, it was for more than just another art show: It was a culmination of student artwork
By Samantha Bumberg With just two chairs and themselves, improv artists Hawk and Wayne brought their audience to a mysterious, foreign tribe, where the king comically spoke English and had
By Gabby Dacosta Feet tapped, fingers snapped, tears fell and stomachs hurt from laughing as music bounced off the walls and moved around the room, filling it with musical and
By Michael Moore Jr. When students returned to campus following winter break, they found mounds of dirt, walls of silk fencing and yellow caution tape outside Nelson Poynter Memorial Library.
Carolina Nutt, director of Compass, has worked for the program since January 2016. Courtesy of USFSP By Dylan Hart Compass is expanding its mission to include second-year and transfer students, as
Above photo: Zoe Hay, president of PEERS, hosted the open mic night to combat the effects of social media on self image and confidence. Luke Cross | The Crow’s Nest By
By Anna Bryson USF St. Petersburg’s student population reached its highest level of diversity this semester. About a third of new students self-report non-white backgrounds, according to Serge W. Desir
Above photo: Gaby Mena is the artistic mind behind the graphic walls in The Edge. Anna Bryson | The Crow’s Nest By Anna Bryson Senior graphic design major Gaby Mena
Above photo: Angela King, former neo-nazi, speaks out against hate. Michael McDade | The Crow’s Nest By Michael McDade Former skinhead turned peace activist Angela King spoke at The Edge