By Dylan Hart Art might be the weapon to shut down injustices from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, says USF St. Petersburg student Jenna Sierra. Sierra, a political science major and
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By Katlynn Mullins I saw the infamous sea turtle video a few years ago — the one with a human trying to pull the straw out of the turtle’s nose.
By Carrie Pinkard The last time I had a date for Valentine’s Day he showed up at my house with a half-eaten bag of Hershey’s kisses. “I went to lunch
By MK Brittain Yes, I’m a fan of Sonic the Hedgehog. It’s weird to admit that to a college newspaper and my peers. I’ve been hooked ever since I got
By Carrie Pinkard The College Democrats and Turning Point USA are often found battling it out on the debate stage. Since starting a debate series last semester, the groups have
Story and photo by Thomas Iacobucci Ineffable (adjective): Too great or extreme to be described in words; not to be uttered. For the second year, the Dean of Students Ambassadors
By Dylan Hart What happens to a dream deferred? For the poets at the Studio@620’s Black History Month Poetry Showcase, it comes out on stage. Twelve local poets performed at
Story and photo by Savannah Carr Members of the Ethics and Debate team say it is an academic competition club that brings home the most trophies, yet the team receives
Last week, 29 USF students left for a 10-day trip to New Hampshire to assist in presidential primary campaign efforts through the university’s “Road to the White House” class. New
By Gabby Dacosta From an abandoned soggy Bible and used dirty cups to lively bars and long city streets, a team of participants from USF St. Petersburg’s Campus Movie Fest