No, I am not “ready for it.” This fall, USF will offer a Cultural Studies and Popular Arts course that will look at the themes and literary influences in Taylor Swift’s lyrics. “For the first time, the class will be looking at music, rather than film and literature,” said Associate Professor of English Emily Jones, […]

While campus has a lot of food places to offer, these options can become repetitive.  For me, my choices have been narrowed down to the Marshall Student Center restaurants or the Cooper Hall Subway. I knew it was time to venture off campus for lunch when the lady at Subway remembered my name and order […]

It’s 2024, folks. Already, another election year is here before us.  If you choose to exercise your right of democracy and plan to participate in the voting process, how do you get your information? What sort of factors determine who you choose as your top pick for office? No matter what side of the political […]

As an introvert, bathrooms are my safe space. They have been places for me to isolate and decompress when social situations get too overwhelming. Throughout my time at USF, I’ve found much comfort in the bathrooms on campus during times where I just needed to get away. After going on a ladies’ bathroom excursion, in […]

There is something so magical about a juicy slice of watermelon, neighborhood backyard barbecues and the nostalgia of playing in the sprinkler when we were kids. These things wouldn’t be special if we had them year-round.  Thankfully, we have summer break to enjoy a rejuvenating respite from our busy schedules during both semesters and bask […]

While I love watching college football, I often find myself canceling on my friends when I am invited to a game after looking at the drive time to Raymond James Stadium.  Whether you’re a commuter or someone who lives on campus, it’s no secret that going to watch a USF football game is inconvenient. There’s […]