USF President Rhea Law urged the USF community to maintain a respectful and civil environment on campus ahead of the one-year anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel. In a universitywide email on Thursday, Law said the university was aware of several on and off-campus events planned for next week to recognize the […]

Joseph Charry, a junior sociology major, had to move back home to Colombia after he lost his student visa due to his year-long suspension from USF. He said he was suspended due to his involvement with a series of April protests calling for the university to divest from companies that support Israel. While several students […]

There are thirteen species of bats residing in Florida, but USF students might be able to spot two of them at their own campus.  In June, USF facilities department found evidence of roosting in an upper floor of the Student Services Building (SVC). But, after a September investigation, facilities could not find any more evidence […]

A group of student protesters were escorted away from the Marshall Student Center Tuesday afternoon before the start of their rally. Around seven Tampa Bay Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) members walked to the MSC around 2 p.m., planning to chant and hold signs advocating for student free speech, SDS organizer Vicky Tong said. […]

David Simmons, the new president of the USF faculty senate, said if someone had asked him a year ago if he wanted such a demanding position, he would’ve said no. “I love research,” he said. “I love teaching. I wasn’t gonna take time away from them unless I felt like I was doing something that […]

Anastasia Fox said she called her mom as soon as she heard about Hurricane Helene, asking if she could bring seven USF St. Pete students to their Lake Nona home in Orlando. “My mom immediately said, ‘Of course we’re hosting everyone,’” said Anastasia Fox, a sophomore business management major. “That’s just how I’ve always been […]