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Jerrica Stovall on the Wheel of Fortune

Fellow Bull Checks off Bucket List Item, Wins on Wheel of Fortune

Jerrica Stovall dreamed of appearing on Wheel of Fortune since she was a child and would watch the iconic game show each night with her mother and sister.

May 22, 2019Campus News

March for Our Lives Rally in Washington D.C.

Philosophy Professor Unpacks the Debate Over Gun Control in Latest Book

Gun control is typically viewed as one of the most polarizing subjects in political discourse today. Now a book by a USF St. Petersburg professor is looking to inject some nuance into the highly-charged debate over firearms and how they should be used.

May 17, 2019Research and Innovation

Bill Heller

USF St. Petersburg Renames Building in Honor of Bill Heller, Former Dean and Community Leader

For more than a quarter of a century, Bill Heller has been a transformative figure at USF St. Petersburg, filling the roles of campus CEO, dean, professor and advocate. Now the university is recognizing his many years of devoted service by naming the building where he taught in his honor.

May 14, 2019Campus News

Students cleaning up the beach area on campus

Sustainability Studies Degree Provides Unique Training for Addressing Environmental Issues

A new Sustainability Studies major to launch this fall at USF St. Petersburg will immerse students in hard science, social science and business to prepare them for careers discovering and implementing solutions that benefit the environment.

May 9, 2019Student Life, Sustainability

Students gardening

Internship Promotes “Field to Fork” Food Systems

A new internship program is providing students a holistic and hands-on understanding of local food systems in order to improve them.

May 7, 2019Student Life, Sustainability

Tolomato Cemetery

Cross-Campus Team Uses Digital Technology to Reconstruct Historic Cemetery

Researchers from USF St. Petersburg and USF Tampa are employing 3D imaging technology to develop a digital recreation of the historic Tolomato Cemetery in St. Augustine, Florida.

May 1, 2019Research and Innovation

Yoiri Porrata

Overcoming Obstacles: 42-Year-Old Student to Earn College Degree Same Month Son Graduates High School

Many college students face obstacles on their journey to earn a degree, but Yoiri Porrata had to overcome more than most.

April 29, 2019Campus News, Student Life

Student in graduation cap and gown posing with mother in front of USFSP sign

USF St. Petersburg Spring Commencement to Honor Distinct Accomplishments of Students and Historic Tenure of President Genshaft

USF St. Petersburg will host two ceremonies on Sunday, May 5 at the Mahaffey Theater.

April 29, 2019Campus News

medical bag containing blood products

Alum Develops Predictive Model for Matching Blood Platelet Donors with Patients in Need

Kelley Counts was pursuing his MBA when he was struck by an idea that had the potential to benefit patients in need of critical blood products.

April 26, 2019Research and Innovation

Leadership on the USF St. Petersburg campus wearing hard hats and holding shovels at the groundbreaking ceremony.

USF St. Petersburg Celebrates New Residence Hall and Dining Facility at Groundbreaking Ceremony

More than 200 faculty, staff, students and community leaders gathered Thursday for a ceremony to mark the groundbreaking of the new residence hall and dining facility at USF St. Petersburg (USFSP).

April 25, 2019Campus News

Dr. Heather O’Leary engaging citizen scientists in Delhi, India.

Anthropology Professor Wins Top Prize from Environmental Journal

An article on water politics and citizen science by USF St. Petersburg Assistant Professor of Anthropology Heather O’Leary has won the 2018 competition from the academic journal Case Studies in the Environment (CSE), which awards a $2,000 prize for the best environmental case study.

April 24, 2019Research and Innovation

Professor Yasin Elshorbany

USFSP Professor Part of International Team that Finds Arctic Warming Accelerates Climate Change, Impacting Global Economy by Trillions

Carbon released into the atmosphere by the increasing loss of Arctic permafrost, combined with higher solar absorption by the Earth’s surface due to the melting of sea ice and snow, will accelerate climate change – and have multi-trillion dollar impacts on the world economy.

April 23, 2019Research and Innovation

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