Charley Majeski, a senior Mass Communications major, sits in her van that she nicknamed Roamie. Patrick Tobin | The Crow’s Nest By Sophie Ojdanic To Charley Majeski, a van is
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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: Professor emeritus Darryl Paulson (left) says Tampa’s moves are reminiscent of the “tyranny and intolerance” of yesteryear, while state Sen. Jeff Brandes suggests they may violate “the letter
Pictured Above: Jakob Armitage (left) races in a South Points SAISA division regatta in Sarasota. Armitage sailed for the Dunedin High School team before coming to USF this semester. Courtesy
Pictured Above: Tristen Johnson has spearheaded multiple initiatives to increase diversity awareness on the USF St. Petersburg campus during her time as assistant director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Pictured Above: According to data compiled by a New York Times survey, COVID-19 cases are on the rise at universities, with Florida State University holding the highest positive case right
Pictured Above: The Campus Grind offers coffee, tea and food and is a go-to study spot for USF St. Petersburg students. Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Annalise Anderson
Pictured Above: On the St. Petersburg campus, there is an 11.3 percent gap between the six-year graduation rates of male and female students. Darnell Henderson | The Crow’s Nest By
Pictured Above: As a professor and campus leader, Bill Heller was “an unflinching advocate for the campus and the city,” said Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock. Courtesy of USF St. Petersburg
Pictured Above: As the administration of then-USF President Judy Genshaft mounted fierce opposition to the union campaign, adjuncts rebuked her at a rally on Nov. 29, 2017, on the Tampa