A video featuring a police officer being dragged down a flight of stairs at the U.S. Capitol Building was released Monday by The Washington Post. The video is one of many that revealed the violence on display at the Capitol after a group of rioters stormed the building Jan. 6.  […]

President-elect Joe Biden announced his nomination for secretary of education Dec. 22, less than a month before former U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced her resignation Jan. 8. The nominee, Miguel Cardona, shows promise in improving the Florida public education system when compared to DeVos.  DeVos has been ridiculed […]

The USF College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) is doing its part in creating a more accepting and knowledgeable society by considering a required course subject on anti-racism. This was originally proposed in March after the death of George Floyd and the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement in […]

With a statement released Nov. 24 and plans to support Indigenous students in the future, the USF Department of Anthropology has shown that it is devoted to making reparations and supporting Indigenous peoples.  The department committed in the statement to return sacred objects and Native American remains to local tribes […]

With 79.5 million votes secured — the largest popular vote any presidential candidate has won in U.S. history — President-elect Joe Biden is projected to take the Oval Office in January. Many social media activists on TikTok and Instagram started to push for a Biden presidency after he won the […]

USF’s Student Government (SG) has decided to start providing free menstrual products in restrooms on campus. Access to free period products will help promote inclusivity on campus as they will be provided in restrooms regardless of gender. Partnering with Planned Parenthood Generation Action, an organization with a campus chapter that […]

President Donald Trump’s campaign requested a recount of Georgia’s votes Nov. 21 as part of its ongoing legal battle against alleged voter fraud since votes began to be counted Nov. 3. His inflammatory actions and statements regarding voter fraud have deepened a growing rift in American society.  Trump’s rhetoric has […]

The Electoral College has aided in presidential elections since 1804, when the American government was first being established. Now, there seems to be little need for it. The Electoral College has 538 members and will vote on the current presidential candidates Dec. 14. Each state has its own electors that […]

President-elect Joe Biden lost the popular vote to President Donald Trump in Florida, but his policies will have huge, positive impacts on the state and its residents. His administration made promises to protect the environment, tribal nations and get a better handle on the COVID-19 pandemic, all subjects important to […]