USF lifts mask mandate, returns to full in-person operations starting Summer B
As Summer B grows closer, USF administration is determining what the operations will look like as the university moves from phase II, 50% capacity, to...
Community advocates for preservation of untouched land, seeks action from university
As concerns grow regarding the protection of USF’s Forest Preserve against future development, community members are rolling up their sleeves to make sure their voices...
Faculty Success Initiative plans to expand resources and support
Coming up on the two-year anniversary of its creation, USF’s Faculty Success Workgroup is turning its research on how to improve the faculty experience into...
Graduates’ names to be read at spring in-person graduation ceremonies after backlash
After overwhelming dissent, USF President Steven Currall announced Wednesday afternoon that graduates will be able to stand and have their names read aloud during the...
USF to start distributing $17.4 million in emergency relief funds to eligible students
More financial assistance is on the way as USF prepares to disburse $17.4 million in emergency financial aid grants to eligible students with “exceptional financial...
Tampa campus library forced to cut thousands of journal subscriptions amid budget cuts
Faced with a 15.3% budget cut, the Tampa campus library faculty and staff are increasing their operations so access to thousands of academic journals is...
USF expects to admit largest freshman class in fall
Despite the challenges and limitations set by the ongoing pandemic, applications and admission rates for the 2021-22 academic year are on the rise. The number...
Trustees reevaluate USF’s strategic renewal, Black student admission strategies
All in a day’s work, the Board of Trustees (BOT) covered lots of ground in its meeting Tuesday after discussing plans to move USF toward...