Wednesday, October 27, 2021
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, […]
University Police (UP) and USF Emergency Management will immerse the campus community in training and events during Campus Safety Day on Tuesday to promote awareness and showcase safety resources available across all three campuses. The Tampa event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the north side […]
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 […]
The Muma College of Business has been experimenting with a HyFlex modality of teaching, where students can take a course synchronously online or in the classroom, which will be extended to spring for further evaluation. The pilot is being held in 55 sections across the college, and it involves 40-45 […]
On their way to a last-minute trip to Melbourne, Board of Trustees Vice Chair Michael Griffin and his wife, Melanie, pulled into a parking lot to record a video of him giving a speech as he was inducted as chair of the Tampa Bay Chamber — the same day their […]
The bags were almost packed as Julissa Calderon prepared to embark on a trip to Europe after finishing her last day as a BuzzFeed producer. When she thought her next few months were planned out and a new chapter was about to begin outside the U.S., she received an unexpected […]
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 rise in mask-wearing and social distancing during the pandemic led to a decrease in the emergence of different viruses, including the flu, and to continue the trend, USF Health experts recommend getting vaccinated against all flu-like illnesses. Associate Dean of the College of Internal Medicine Michael Teng and Edwin […]
Actress and comedian Julissa Calderon will recount her journey from starting as a pre-med major before switching to comedy and how she became a representation of the Latin community on Netflix at Thursday’s University Lecture Series (ULS). “I think it’s literally just talking about [representation] and just being proud of […]
Orientation for incoming students has been held online since summer 2020 due to the pandemic, but the 2022 spring orientation is set to be back in person to introduce new students to university life on campus. The spring orientation session will be held Jan. 7 from 9 a.m. to 4:45 […]
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.
