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.…
USF club sports affected by budget cuts Original reporting by Madison Gotham Recent budget cuts by the student government association are affecting many club sports throughout USF. The amount of…
Florida coral reef in danger Original reporting by Seth O’Neil The Florida reef is the only coral reef system in the continental U.S. In the last few weeks, heat waves…
Original reporting by Noah Vinsky Naya Young wins city council election Naya Young defeated veteran politician Thomas Scott for the Tampa City Council District 5 seat in the runoff election…
Women’s soccer prepares for tourney Original reporting by Cameron Churilla Last season, the USF women’s soccer team made it all the way to the conference semifinals, but fell short to…
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…
This comes after a seventh place finish at the Canadian Collegiate Invitational where the Bulls beat strong programs like Michigan State and Purdue. It was anything but a walk in…
Tarpon Springs hold First Friday festival On the first Friday of each month, downtown Tarpon Springs transforms into a free, family friendly street festival from 6-10 p.m. The event gives…
Cross Bay Ferry is returning to Tampa Bay The Cross Bay Ferry is making a comeback. Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority is buying two new high-speed passenger boats to revive the…