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The baseball team has spent the early part of its season trying to climb out of a hole. A couple of holes, actually. Riding a...

This just in: Jessica Dickson is human. The nation’s leading scorer went 4-for-17 from the field in the women’s basketball team’s 65-56 loss to Louisville...

This year’s student body presidential election has something elections in years past have not: a political party. Political parties are common on university campuses, just...

The USF football game against Rutgers at Raymond James Stadium scheduled for Sept. 30 has been moved to Friday, Sept. 29 at 8 p.m., as...

Of the many students walking past the Phyllis P. Marshall Center on Tuesday, only a small portion came to voice their concerns at the first...

Splashes of mildew, large water spots and tiny cobwebs lurk nestled inside the shady corridors of any Holly Apartment building. Traffic is minimal, even at...

The idea of competition breeding innovation works in the business world and in the job market, but does it belong in the classroom? The Florida...

Someone will have to help me out with this: Is it normal, in the depths of February (we can hardly call what we deal with...

For senior Tara Wasserman, driving people around isn’t a hassle; it’s a job. Wasserman spends her nights as part of SAFE Team, a Student Government...