Revolution Day opens students’ eyes to other countries
Rhonda Sobh, a freshman majoring in biomedical sciences, noticed that many students at USF didn’t know much about her home country, Lebanon. She wanted...
Taggart, Bulls learn from Saturday scrimmage
Three days after USF’s first scrimmage of the spring and coach Willie Taggart’s first, the new coach said he was able to see what...
Treat cause, not symptoms in graduation rates issue
USF is facing pressure from the state and its coffers to increase four-year graduation rates, which are at a low 34 percent. Six-year rates...
Women’s basketball deserves recognition
The USF women’s basketball team had the strongest performance among USF Athletic teams this season. But after finishing its 2012-13 season just four points...
Things to do in April
Dina Krall – Ruth Eckerd Hall, Wednesday, 7 p.m. Krall has sold 15 million albums worldwide and is often considered one of the top...