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Bulls end unlikely tournament run with losses to East Carolina

May 29, 2023
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New Nursing/STEM building at Sarasota-Manatee campus in final design stages

May 25, 2023May 26, 2023
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BOT finance committee approves recreation fields relocation plans, capital improvement plan summary

May 24, 2023May 24, 2023
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USF finance committee approves $340 million plan for on-campus stadium

May 24, 2023May 24, 2023
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Thread co-editors collaborate to develop culture of organization

May 24, 2023May 24, 2023
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OPINION: Honors College takes away valuable resources from other areas of USF in need

May 24, 2023May 24, 2023
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OPINION: College students need to avoid overusing dating apps

May 24, 2023May 24, 2023
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Orientation Issue 2023

May 22, 2023May 22, 2023
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Men’s basketball rounds out coaching staff with four new hires

May 19, 2023
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Graduate assistants bargain for consistency, better benefits

Zachary Fagenson
March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

Members of Graduate Assistants United (GAU) and the United Faculty of Florida met with University administrators for a third time last week to continue negotiations...

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A new start for Upward Bound

Shelley Langan
March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

A University program that helped low-income students prepare for college is beginning to recover from losing funding last June after receiving a $3.5 million grant...

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Legislators question need for new medical schools

Alec Shurtz
March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

Two new medical schools are opening in Florida next year and some in the state legislature and the State University System are questioning the decision....

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Tunnel armed with tissues and tolerance

Amy Mariani
March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

When entering the Tunnel of Oppression, participants are warned that they are about to encounter an emotional experience they can exit at anytime. Immediately they...

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Looking for revenge in Fort Myers

Martin Bater
March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

BASEBALL GAME TIMEUSF (11-10, 3-3) at FGCU (19-5, 9-0)When: Tonight, 6Where: Swanson StadiumTV/Radio: 1010 AM The South Florida baseball team (11-10, 3-3) has lost five...

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Goodbyes were bound to happen

Joe Rienzi
March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

March Madness was in full swing in Tampa last week. After four first-round bracket-busters, Tampa was dubbed “Upset City” by some clever members of the...

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Track teams impress at home

Greg Pugliese
March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

The Bulls Invitational proved to be a strong showing at home for the men’s and women’s Track and Field teams Friday. The Invitational was the...

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Troops need support through actions, not words

Jose Ferrer
March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

The military is demanding wounded veterans return part of their signing bonuses because they “are unable to serve out their commitments,” according to a report...

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EDITORIAL

March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

The return of USF’s Upward Bound program is a welcome sight for high school students in Florida. The program reaches out to high school students...

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Rain can’t stop the rock

Jennifer Kaye
March 25, 2008August 27, 2019

Despite the humidity and scattered rain showers, there was still an impressive turnout at the Band of Horses concert Saturday. Although the show was held...

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Bulls end unlikely tournament run with losses to East Carolina

New Nursing/STEM building at Sarasota-Manatee campus in final design stages

BOT finance committee approves recreation fields relocation plans, capital improvement plan summary

USF finance committee approves $340 million plan for on-campus stadium

Thread co-editors collaborate to develop culture of organization

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    • Pride Month
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    • Asian Pacific American Heritage
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      • EMPOWERMENT THROUGH REPRESENTATION
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