OPINION: Solar power in the Sunshine State may be pushed into the shade
With a nickname like the Sunshine State, Florida should be taking full advantage of solar power. House Bill (HB) 741, however, would discourage this option...
OPINION: It’s time to let Floridians ‘roll up’ to the polls
Make It Legal Florida, the official campaign for an adult-use cannabis amendment, made an attempt to get a marijuana legalization initiative on the 2022 ballot,...
Cunningham addresses student body on presidential term achievements
With just days left in office, Student Body President Julia Cunningham addressed USF with reflections and farewells, emphasizing the collaborative effort her term has been...
Martin Tadlock proud of his 42-year legacy in higher education
When reflecting on what kept him motivated to continue his career in education over the past 42 years, St. Pete Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock found...
Corrick named finalist for USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year
USF softball senior pitcher Georgina Corrick has been named among 25 finalists for the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award, the association announced...
Sexual violence survivors express resiliency to ‘take back the night’
Restraining tears and powering through their personal accounts of assault, a student, who wished to remain anonymous, found it difficult to come to terms with...
The Nelson Poynter Memorial Library undergoing interior renovations for first time
For the first time since its opening 30 years ago, the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library (NPML) at the St. Pete campus is undergoing renovations to...
SG Senate allocates just shy of $28 million in A&S fees across campuses for 2022-23 fiscal year
The Campus Allocation Funding Committee (CAFC) predicted a tighter Activity and Service (A&S) budget for the 2022-23 fiscal year, but only the Tampa campus will...