The Oracle

Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, better known to the world as Mother Teresa, was born Aug. 26, 1910, and to mark her 100th birthday, her home country...

This month, five USF students, four current and one former, are fasting their fashion. The females wear the same dress – from dawn until dusk...

NEW YORK – Four newswomen from Belarus, Cameroon, Iran and Israel who have kept working in the face of intimidation, threats and attacks were honored...

Students seeking help with their health care job search should look no further than the Marshall Student Center (MSC). Health professionals and speakers from organizations...

USF coaches and players aren’t dwelling on Thursday’s loss. The only thing they’re dwelling on is talking about Thursday’s loss. “The only tough thing is...

With USF’s football season nearly at the midpoint, it’s time to evaluate where the Bulls stand. There were many question marks heading into the season...

Work-related Blackberry Personal Identification Number (PIN) and text messages sent by public officials are quickly becoming public record. The transition has caught some looking foolish,...

COLUMBIA – Two Republican county officials in South Carolina have apologized after they disparaged Jews in a newspaper op-ed in support of a fiscally conservative...

STORRS – Connecticut’s football team got back to work Tuesday, holding their first practice since the stabbing death of player Jasper Howard over the weekend....

An award-winning writer, a German immigration attorney and USF students are bringing recognition to one of the most important events in the Cold War. German...