Today, it’s dangerous to leave your house without a mask on. Most people are working and studying from home. Life as we know it has changed in so many ways. If we’re changing every other part of society, the way we vote this year should change too. President Donald Trump […]

With Election Day just 37 days away, we are quickly approaching what will be one of the oddest presidential elections in American history due largely to COVID-19.  The pandemic has led to drastic changes in our everyday lives and is now altering how we approach elections. This shift has led […]

Due to the death of 87-year-old Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Friday, a chair has opened on the high court. Weeks away from the 2020 presidential election, the Senate must decide whether or not it will wait to start the Supreme Court nomination until after the election is […]

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, an advocate for women’s rights and gender equality throughout her entire career, lost a decades-long battle with pancreatic cancer Sept. 18. She wrote decisions on abortion law, pay discrimination cases and brought balance to the Supreme Court as one of four liberal-leaning justices out […]

Stores across the U.S. opened registration kiosks Tuesday to celebrate National Voter Registration Day and encourage youth voter turnout. With over 4 million new eligible voters this year and how these stores’ young demographics can influence the upcoming election, voter turnout is a huge concern this year. The clothing store […]

The world has been racing for months now to find a cure for COVID-19. Some of the world’s superpowers announced that they are in the final stages of developing a vaccine and could begin distribution by the end of this year to early 2021. What usually takes up to a […]

Six months have passed since USF launched its COVID-19 website to provide daily updates on cases around campuses, but the oversimplification of data and bare minimum of information leave much to be desired. Filled with bullet points of weekday positive cases and no thorough analysis of the data presented, USF’s […]

As environmental concerns become more relevant and consumers search for sustainable options within the fashion industry, thrift shopping has become a socially acceptable alternative to fast fashion. It has become so popularized that “thrifters plan to buy two times the amount of used clothes over the next five years,” according […]

Journalist Bob Woodward sat down with President Donald Trump on Feb. 7 to get an inside look at his last three years in the Oval Office for Woodward’s upcoming book “Rage.” It goes on sale Sept. 15 with some of Woodward’s 18 Trump interviews already released to the public.  In […]

The Pinellas County School Board met Tuesday night, amid concerns from parents and teachers, to discuss the impact of simultaneous teaching — teaching both in the classroom and online — on students and faculty.  The most obvious takeaway of the night was that simultaneous teaching is not working in Pinellas […]