T-Murph delivers humor, engaging performance at in-person comedy show
Kicking off the first in-person Homecoming Week since 2019, comedian T-Murph used his uncensored language, personal anecdotes and electric energy to provide lively humor for...
Some traditions, unspoken rules lost in online transition to campus life
Coming into USF, there are certain unspoken rules and traditions some would often hear and learn from during their introduction to campus life that would...
Julissa Calderon to speak about Latinx representation, identity in Thursday’s ULS
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...
Orientation returns in person for spring semester
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...
Mayor Castor set to cover LGBTQ issues, COVID-19 efforts during student-led town hall
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...
SG advances initiatives to meet Black Student Union’s demands
After more than a year since USF’s Black Student Union’s (BSU) made 10 demands to address the needs of the Black community across campuses, at...
USF brings back in-person homecoming events in November
Homecoming is less than a month away, and preparations are in full swing to welcome back students and alumni with a long week of events,...
In-person ULS returns in October
Back in front of a live audience, the University Lecture Series (ULS) will return to in-person lectures beginning October after more than a year of...
Student orgs customize COVID-19 event policies
This semester, in-person events were brought back for organizations to interact more with their members, but after more than a year of connecting with students...
USF alumni win nationwide competition with innovative ventilator prototype
With cities across the U.S. experiencing ventilator shortages over the past year as hospitalizations rose due to COVID-19, a group of USF alumni won $20,000...