For Many USF Students Losing Housing Means Losing Community
By Mariana Deters Every morning starts the same for USF junior Eziriah Bontemps. She wakes up tired, checks Uber prices, and hopes they will not be too high. Most days…
By Mariana Deters Every morning starts the same for USF junior Eziriah Bontemps. She wakes up tired, checks Uber prices, and hopes they will not be too high. Most days…
By Nailea Mejias TAMPA – Donna never expected to be an artist after graduating from college with a business degree. It has now been her career for over 25 years.…
By Julia Lobo Students and campus organizations celebrated the second Latin Festival featuring music, Latin dancing, food and games as part of the Hispanic Heritage Month on Sept. 11 at…
By Sam Russolello TAMPA- The Museum of Science and Industry held an event in the planetarium to celebrate the music of the iconic singer, Prince in a laser light show…
By Hannah Lau/ USF ZNews TAMPA– For some female students at the University of South Florida, the rise of labeling potential romantic relationships as “casual” has become an issue. Emaya…
By Paulina Rochelle TAMPA- A souvenir pamphlet commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Centro Asturiano de Tampa. Programs and a songbook nearly 80 years old. Menus from historic restaurants like…
By Karley Haggerty TAMPA – As he ran onto the stage of the Sekai Taikai, Drew Raskin cheered for one of his greatest heroes. His hard work over the past…
Professor Andrew Carroll of USF blends years of technical training and his love for comedy to leave lifelong impressions on his students.
Four… five… six… dropped. Five… six… seven… dropped. Six… seven… eight… dropped. A five-year-old girl’s face was covered in tears while playing catch with her dad. “Let’s get ten in…
By Arianna Guyer / USF Z News TAMPA – 25 years ago, Kevin Patullo was the scout team quarterback for the University of South Florida with very little playing time.…