USF St. Petersburg Campus News
Crowdsource platform lets residents inform policymakers on climate change solutions
Students motivated to get real-world experiences during the pandemic
Researchers partner with local high schoolers to study the effects of COVID-19 on air quality
Biologists build “gene bank” to save species devastated by toxic toads
PATHe counselors guide students on journey to higher education during time of coronavirus and virtual learning
Decorated Civil Rights historian and campus champion Ray Arsenault to retire
Mercury concentrations in Yukon River fish could surpass EPA criterion by 2050 due to thawing permafrost
USF mourns the death of beloved campus leader Bill Heller
University of South Florida is America’s fastest-rising university, according to U.S. News and World Report
Live oaks get new life as reclaimed lumber on campus
Task force on diversity and inclusion seeks campus-community collaboration to address racial inequities
How the facilities department prepared for a return to campus
NEWS COVERAGE
- Science News: Monitor lizards’ huge burrow systems can shelter hundreds of small animals
- The Catalyst: USF’s St. Petersburg campus could exceed 2021 freshman enrollment goals
- Tampa Bay Times: USF St. Pete leader Martin Tadlock to step down at the end of 2021
- Tampa Bay Times: For historian Ray Arsenault, 40 years at USFSP has been ‘a wonderful life’
- U.S. News & World Report: Keep your holiday drinking on the moderate side with this advice
- Tampa Bay Times: St. Pete holds a rescheduled Veterans Day celebration
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