What do Kanye West, James Franco and human urine have in common? ...

Fit Five is a column by health science major and USF cross-country runner Shannon Gordon. Drawing from her education and experience, Gordon lists five ways to improve health and fitness. ...

Chic and ' Cheap is a fashion column that runs down the latest trends and shares ways to get designer style on a college student's budget. ...

A dancer in red and a dancer in black frolic through a pile of crumpled newspapers. Then the dancer in black mimics injecting herself in the arm and is carried away by four others as if floating away in a drug-induced stupor. ...

A dancer in red and a dancer in black frolic through a pile of crumpled newspapers. Then the dancer in black mimics injecting herself in the arm and is carried away by four others as if floating away in a drug-induced stupor. ...

Many USF researchers have their work published to share with colleagues. However, one of these published professors decided to apply her work to a more entertaining medium: fiction. ...

Lana Del Rey might be the most recent artist to bomb on stage during Saturday Night Live (SNL), but she's certainly not the first. Some artists booked for the popular sketch comedy show have...

As criminals learn new ways to commit crimes, police must find new ways to prevent them. Local and national headlines show that law enforcement actively seeks out the help of everyday citizens to respond to crime. ...

It's that time of the year again, when Tampa Bay turns into a pirate cove for the weekend. But these aren't pirates who tote automatic weapons off the coast of Somalia. These much more festive pirates enjoy nonfunctional eye patches, drinking rum, catc...

A new documentary screened on campus tells the story of AIDS' emergence in the San Francisco gay community through several voices and - one of which belongs to a USF alumnus. ...

Three weeks into the beginning of the new year, many students are probably already making excuses to slack off on fitness goals. New semester schedules may not allow as much gym time as planned and and - as if our lives weren't busy enough and - winter ...

Trying to stay chic this winter doesn't mean you have to resign to drab turtlenecks and too-hot-for-Florida parkas. ...

Walking around campus at night, one might encounter Live Action Role Players engaging in swordplay and security guards making the rounds on golf carts. A new addition to campus nightlife is a barrage of Frisbees. ...

Despite legislative efforts to outlaw them, packets and jars of products such as Spice and K2 can still be bought at most local convenience stores as easily as gum and Gatorade. Products with names like 'Red Dragon' and 'Blueberry Meditation' cont...

The subtropical wilderness of the Everglades and - so quintessentially Florida and - couldn't be farther removed from the concrete jungles of New York and Philadelphia that artist Mark Dion calls home. ...

As the spring semester begins, students are busy adjusting to new schedules and preparing for another 15 weeks of higher learning. ...

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is more than just another day off from school. It's a time to reflect and celebrate the life and legacy of a man whose dreams of equality paved the way for the civil rights movement. ...

Some graduates of the USF theatre program go on to work in television. But only one so far has run barefoot onto the stage of 'The Price is Right', jumped into host Drew Carey's arms and then proc...

Similar to other art forms, some pop music is conceived organically. But most of the songs you hear on the radio were assembled in a cold, dark factory where robotic mad scientists manufacture sound for the masses. ...

College students depend on technology for both academic and entertainment purposes. The Oracle features some student-friendly technology that can both enhance productivity and hinder it. ...