Tuesday, January 28, 2020
Quinton Flowers will get to play the position that made him a standout at USF professionally. Well, probably. Flowers, now with the XFL’s Tampa Bay Vipers, was listed as a quarterback on the Vipers’ roster, which was released by the team both via social media and its website Monday. On […]
Allegations regarding Activity and Service Fee Recommendation Committee (ASRC) attendance at the Nov. 26 Student Government (SG) Senate meeting took ASRC leadership by surprise. Sen. Samuel Camilo brought up to the Senate what he believed was an issue regarding ASRC member absences during department tours, claiming they should be held […]
Last year, a Graduate Assistant (GA), who prefers to remain anonymous for fear of losing educational opportunities, was reassured that their grant funding would be secured even after their professor/adviser resigned from the university. After not being paid for three weeks, they were informed that this was in fact not […]
If there’s one thing that’s remained constant in the AAC, it’s been the supremacy of the UConn Huskies. Since the formation of the conference seven seasons ago, the Huskies have won it every year. Being six-time AAC champions definitely carries weight, but on top of that, the Huskies have never […]
On Oct. 10, 2017, the United States Men’s National Team (USMNT) was defeated by Trinidad and Tobago, failing to get the single point required to qualify for the 2018 FIFA World Cup. The USMNT has fallen from the upper echelon of the soccer world, nearly at the peak. It got […]
It has been nearly three months since Florida schools implemented a controversial school guardian program which allows trained teachers and school personnel to act as armed guards. The Coach Aaron Feis Guardian Program was put into place in response to the devastating shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in […]
The University Area, a diverse working-class community north and west of the USF campus, has long been viewed through the lens of its challenges. Employment opportunities fall short and many residents live below the poverty line, while crime and public safety have been long-standing issues. Over the past decade, however, […]
NBA legend Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash Sunday morning near Los Angeles. The helicopter crashed around 9:47 a.m. amid foggy conditions in Calabasas, California, according to the Los Angeles Times. All nine on board, including the pilot, were confirmed dead, including Bryant’s 13-year-old daughter Gianna, according to TMZ. […]
Not so long ago, Tulane was 6-0 in the AAC. The Green Wave traded first and second place with usual favorite UConn the past week. Then they met the Bulls for the first time this season. By way of four double-digit scorers and a 13-of-14 performance at the free-throw line, […]
In Downtown Tampa, USF medical students are walking down hallways with paint fresher than some of their lab coats. USF Health students are over a week into their M.D. program at the newly opened Morsani College of Medicine located in Tampa’s Water Street district. Students were not only eager to […]
