With USF offering mostly online and hybrid style classes this semester, many students have stayed home to complete their courses, even if home is outside of the U.S. From getting used to a different time zone to even reconfiguring their sleep schedule to attend live sessions, some international students have […]

With USF Housing and Residential Education facing “financial concerns” this semester after a significant drop in occupancy due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the livelihood of its residential assistants (RAs) is up in the air with the department unsure of whether it can compensate RAs as it has in past semesters. […]

From following stricter regulations to creating unexpected relationships, students relocated to on-campus isolation halls have been learning how to navigate the challenges of living under isolation while finding creative avenues to keep old habits alive. Under isolation, students are given the tough task of adapting to the new reality of […]

Symbolically, homecoming week is meant to welcome alumni back on campus to celebrate, alongside current students, USF’s traditions and accomplishments during a weeklong schedule of festivities. This year, as a result of COVID-19, USF will be welcoming former and current Bulls “back to campus” virtually. USF’s Center for Student Involvement […]

After six of its employees tested positive for COVID-19, Recreation & Wellness on Sunday shut down all of its indoor facilities, including the Rec Center, the FIT and pools, until further notice. Of the 300 student employees, six notified Director Jay Souza of their positive tests between Sept. 11 and […]

Despite dropping two spots compared to last year, USF was ranked No. 46 in U.S. News and World Report’s (U.S. News) 2021 Best Colleges rankings released Monday. The university was ranked No. 103 under national universities, one spot higher compared to the 2020 ranking. Out of the 146 nation’s best […]

The USF Recycling Drop-Off Station permanently shut down its operations July 7 as a result of the irregular disposal of nonrecyclable materials such as batteries and old mattresses, leaving students wondering about the decision’s impact on campus as well as in surrounding communities. The City of Tampa’s Department of Solid […]

The biannual Bulls Connect Fair usually gathers thousands of job or internship-seeking students together at the Yuengling Center each semester. This year, it not only had to adapt to mandated public health guidelines in light of COVID-19, but also to the new needs of the recruiters — all while going […]

While USF has been vocal about assigning and empowering personnel to actively address institutional racial equity at the university over the past few months, it will now have to re-staff a group that has been in place to ensure diversity at the university’s biggest college — the College of Arts […]

As part of a $500,000 research grant program, USF on Wednesday afternoon selected 23 research proposals focused on understanding and addressing the effects of systemic racism at local, national and international levels. With topics ranging from colorism to stigmas around mental illness in Black communities, the 12-month research projects will […]