Creating bodies of work
Once associated with sailors and military men, body art is growing in popularity across the American landscape – among students and venues in Tampa as...
Folk bands first time in Florida
At their first ever performance in Florida on Saturday, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros not only played magnificently, but also managed to attract a...
Church of England bishop plans Catholic conversion
LONDON – A Church of England assistant bishop and a parish church have announced that they intend to become Roman Catholics within a new structure...
Discovery of GPS tracker becomes privacy issue
SAN FRANCISCO – Yasir Afifi, a 20-year-old computer salesman and community college student, took his car in for an oil change earlier this month and...
Someone hacks into Fla. university computer system
JACKSONVILLE – Authorities believe an overseas computer hacker had access to the personal information of nearly 107,000 students from the University of North Florida. The...
First Haitian presidential debate did not meet quota
For an event that was predicted to attract hundreds of people, the first Haitian presidential debate at Eckerd College on Saturday generated an underwhelming attendance....
Police arrest criminal for the sixth time
University Police (UP) arrested a man on campus Thursday following a search prompted by an on-campus burglary last week. With the help of the University...
Students in support of farmers rights
USF students, volunteers and members of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) made their presence known in Tampa’s Hyde Park on Friday, demanding fair treatment...
Can you read this column through?
As a freshman, I regularly ate breakfast at Centennial Hall. In the dining hall, I would witness students who were preoccupied by a laptop, MP3...
Food stamps not for soda
In an effort led by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to combat obesity, the state of New York is working to ban the use...