Tragedy struck May 14 and 15 when two racially-motivated shootings in New York and California made headlines. For English professor Geveryl Robinson, the impact of such injustices can be felt despite the distance. “It’s upsetting. It makes me angry and I am hurt for these families, but I’m not shocked […]
Author: Hannah Wagner, STAFF WRITER
Diversity making a difference: Michael Teng dedicates his career to advancing medical research
This story is part of a continuing series that features leaders at USF during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Growing up with a physicist father, Associate Dean of the College of Medicine’s Internal Medicine department Michael Teng’s childhood was filled with passionate discussions of science. Having the opportunity […]
Next St. Pete chancellor expected to be recommended soon by search committee
The search for the next St. Pete regional chancellor was condensed from 17 to nine finalists during a meeting conducted between executive search firm SP&A and the campus’ 17-member search committee Monday. Candidates selected for interviews were chosen from three tiers, spanning from who the committee and search firm considered […]
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 the answer to be simple — the value of being able to watch students succeed. “Whether it be going to a very exciting graduate program […]
Muma College of Business introduces FinTech|X Accelerator Program
The Muma College of Business’ new FinTech|X Accelerator program is expected to promote innovation within the field of financial technology, or fintech, by providing resources, mentorship and investment advising to a cohort of 16 national and international startup companies. FinTech|X Accelerator was introduced April 11 as part of a larger […]
Sarasota-Manatee debuts first session of Ukraine: What’s Next? speaker series
USF Sarasota-Manatee’s new Ukraine: What’s Next? speaker series aims to provide students insight into the economic, security, military and diplomatic impacts of Russia’s war on Ukraine with four events, each featuring discussions with various international relations experts. Inspiration for the series began when staff at the Sarasota-Manatee campus were approached […]
Africana Studies students voice concerns for program’s lack of funding and faculty
For junior Africana Studies major Zaynab Ali Salahuddin, the shortage of faculty and funding faced by Africana Studies stands not only as a threat to students currently enrolled, but to the future of the program itself. Africana Studies students attempting to register for their courses for the spring 2022 semester […]
USF Week events return in person
As the first in-person USF Week since 2019, the Center for Student Involvement (CSI) and Campus Activities Board (CAB) coordinated a variety of events for students to celebrate. The week’s festivities begin on Monday and run through Saturday, or more notably, USF Day. While some events will be online — […]
USF student and filmmaker advocates environmental education in documentary
Motivated to spread awareness about environmental preservation in Florida state parks, senior mass communications major and filmmaker Alexis Yahre knew she wanted to create a film that would encourage the public to interact with Florida wildlife. Having grown up in Florida, Yahre said she has fond memories of visiting various […]
Ukrainian students raise awareness for humanitarian resources, request university support
Following Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine, senior Ukrainian international student Daria Konovalova felt a sense of responsibility to raise awareness on the availability of resources for her home country. Konovalova and other international students have been steadfast in their efforts to coordinate and participate in various events for Ukraine that […]