From fill-in to full-timer
A rocky transition from the former USF basketball program to its current incarnation left the Bulls’ roster shallow and in need of players. The Bulls...
Not so good vibrations
The construction going on at the College of Business Administration, the first in 30 years, is causing a lot of vibration, in more ways than...
Still no flying car
I turned 25 yesterday. A quarter century. I have to admit that when I woke up in the morning I felt a bit let down...
The only elephants here are white
The words “Big Top” normally conjure up images of the circus, but with more than 1,000 booths, the Big Top Flea Market is more of...
C-USA’s up next
The USF women’s basketball team closed its non-conference schedule Tuesday night with a 73-58 victory over Niagara at the Sun Dome to enter Conference USA...
Close to being special
It wasn’t anything monumental. It wasn’t anything extraordinary. And it definitely wasn’t a victory to savor for too long.But USF’s 73-58 victory against Niagara on...
U.S. Labor Dept. shouldn’t discourage overtime pay
The fate of many workers’ overtime suffered a blow in December when the House approved a change to overtime laws making many workers who receive...
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USF professor has feline focus for documentary
Deep inside a field of thornscrubs in southern Texas, only when the sun goes down, the ocelots begin to roam. Not even 100 remain of...
On-campus housing to expand in August
In an effort to expand its student housing grounds and ultimately attract more students to USF, a new residence hall is under construction while an...