Courtesy of the National Hurricane Center By Sofía García Vargas As Hurricane Ian continues to pose a significant threat to the Tampa Bay region, the University of South Florida has
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Pictured Above: The deadline to complete the survey has been extended to Oct. 20. Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Annalise Anderson On Sept. 20, USF launched an electronic
Pictured Above: Cecil E. Howard (left), who departs today, calls the way that changes in his office’s responsibilities were handled “one of the most disrespectful, thoughtless, offensive, and racist acts”
Pictured above: After COVID-19 forced USF to host virtual or modified commencement ceremonies over the past year, the university has announced that it will return to a traditional, in-person commencement
Pictured Above: USF Faculty Senate President Tim Boaz (left) says USF’s budget planning process has had “a very damaging effect across the university,” while professor Steve Permuth voices concerns about what
Pictured Above: Though all three of USF’s campuses are to begin returning to pre-COVID-19 operations this summer, some faculty and staff who wish to continue working a remote or hybrid
Pictured Above: A formal search for David Lechner’s successor is yet to be underway. Courtesy of USF By Annalise Anderson The Office of the President announced the retirement of USF
A $600 yearly stipend for textbooks that some Bright Futures scholarship recipients get each year has been eliminated by the Florida Legislature. The move, which will save the state an
Pictured Above: $250,000 that was budgeted for St. Petersburg was transferred to support the pediatric residency program at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital (left). St. Petersburg Campus Board member Susan
Pictured Above: Julia Cunningham (left) and Jillian Wilson were elected on Tuesday night. Courtesy of Julia Cunningham and Jillian Wilson By Sophie Ojdanic In a 26-4-1 vote, Julia Cunningham and