The Oracle

Migrant farm workers, a half-bat, half-boy creature, a man portraying nine different characters — no, it isn’t an episode on reality television, but it is...

The beginning of the fall semester means USF’s School of Music is warming up. This year brings many new events and artists to the USF...

After a long day of fighting with other students on campus for parking spaces, the occasional rain shower and lines at the financial aid office,...

Bringing about a sense of a university-wide communication has always been the goal of the Blackboard Portal system. With the release of version six, Academic...

Elizabeth Bird couldn’t help but get involved. About two years ago, she realized that faculty involvement at USF needed a boost. While she was working...

(1) USF avoids censure The story, which was printed in the June 16 issue, highlights the details surrounding USF’s measures against former computer science professor...

The first four years of Judy Genshaft’s tenure as USF president have been anything but routine. From dealing with USF’s regional campuses, a racial discrimination...

Being inactive on the gridiron for two full seasons has only stoked the fire inside defensive tackle Lee Roy Selmon. “He is just kind of...

While trying to cope with current budget cuts, the Board of Trustees has already submitted legislative budget requests for the subsequent year. As requested by...

USF sororities and fraternities finally have a home at USF. Six sororities and eight fraternities moved into the new Greek Village Aug. 9, located on...