Tuesday, October 26, 2021
A new online system will be implemented for students, faculty and staff to specify personal information, such as pronouns, that will be displayed in online directories as well as new USF IDs. The new IDs will include a signature, pronouns, preferred name in addition to a person’s legal name and […]
In an effort to educate the USF community on hidden LGBTQ history, the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) planned numerous events this month to shed light on it and allow students to discuss its impact. These discussions and events are important to recognize during LGBTQ History Month to Cristina Yelvington, […]
Students and faculty continued to voice their opinions on what qualities they are looking for in a new president during the second Presidential Town Hall on Monday, focusing on topics relating to anti-racism initiatives, low morale and campus cleanliness. The discussion was moderated on Microsoft Teams by Senior Director of […]
Students made their voices heard by giving Student Body President Julia Cunningham and Vice President Jillian Wilson the confidence to remain in their positions during Student Government’s midterm elections. Polls were open for students Oct. 12-13 to participate in the vote of confidence (VOC) by checking “yes” or “no” to […]
The saga around Champion’s Choice continues, and Student Government (SG) senators are not yet satisfied with the spoonful of responses provided by USF Dining Services on the reasoning behind charging students an extra fee to access the high-demand dining hall. The change, USF Dining Services Marketing Director Jessica Cicalese said, […]
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor will speak to students about LGBTQ issues, her role in the community and COVID-19 in the Tampa Bay area at a town hall-style discussion moderated by the LGBTQ+ Health Alliance on Oct. 13. Kurt Rodriguez, president of the LGBTQ+ Health Alliance and USF student, said the […]
Booster shots began making their way across the country last month as Pfizer started administering vaccines to those 65 and older and high-risk groups, but USF Health experts said the expansion of the booster to other age or health groups may not be necessary. Effectiveness of the third dose doesn’t […]
This story is part of a continuing series that features Hispanic leaders at USF during Hispanic Heritage Month. The smell of a fresh, homemade meal often greeted Neudy Carolina Nuñez after school when she was younger. The meal, which her mom prepared to make sure Nuñez and her five siblings […]
Champion’s Choice is cooking up new meal-plan options for non-athletes. The dining hall is now restricted to athletes and meal-plan holders who upgrade their plans, prompting concern and disapproval from some students. If a student wants to eat at the dining hall, they must upgrade to a “Plus” meal plan […]
Student Body President Julia Cunningham and Vice President Jillian Wilson are headed back to the polls as a vote of confidence (VOC) will take place to either secure or remove them from their positions after being elected to their roles in the spring semester as a selection of last resort. […]
In this episode of the USF Oracle Sports Podcast, Oracle correspondents Leo Santos and Alberto Camargo take charge of the episode and discuss their thoughts on the men’s and women’s soccer teams at about the midway point of the season.
