Townhall aims to prepare south St. Pete residents for hurricanes and other disasters
On Oct. 14, the Initiative on Coastal Adaptation and Resilience members will host a town…
We Are St. Pete: City news
City council approved the Fiscal Year 2024 budget, and Cohort of Champions Fall Academy…
USF continues landmark dementia prevention research with NIH award
Researchers are especially interested in enrolling Black and Hispanic-American…
St. Pete Youth Farm is teaching students about financial literacy and the basics of business
Elias Ross, 10th grade, shovels fertilizer at St. Pete Youth Farm, where he works. Nancy…
These social services hubs in St. Petersburg will be shaped by community input
BY DAYLINA MILLER, WUSF Public Media – WUSF 89.7 ST. PETERSBURG — A…
South St. Pete youth become ‘Guardians of the Gulf’ with USF
Nearly 25 youth from the Royal Theater Boys & Girls Club of the Suncoast spent three…
St. Pete City Council approves multi-family zoning change for about 2,900 properties
Almost 2,900 eligible St. Petersburg communities and property owners can convert their…
Technology manager and USF alumnus named to USF St. Pete Campus Board
Isaac McKinney III, a global program manager for PwC, has been appointed to a four-year…
USF St. Pete graduate stayed on campus to help others evacuate before Hurricane Ian
Resident assistant Alexia Castellon weathered the storm to help others during Hurricane…
Technology manager and USF alumnus named to USF St. Pete Campus Board
Isaac McKinney III, a global program manager for PwC, has been appointed to a four-year…
Event highlights St. Pete Black cemeteries were erased, not ‘lost’
Thursday, Nov. 3, Dr. Antoinette Jackson and her team presented their findings on the…
A St. Pete resident urges Black voters to ‘show up for your ancestors’
Charday Davis, 36, a St. Petersburg resident, talks about the importance of voting,…
USF and Skanska expand free program to mentor and help grow diverse local businesses
Building on the first-year success of an innovative mentoring program designed to support…
Jabaar Edmond uses activism, entrepreneurship, and art to help accelerate change in St. Pete, Part 2
‘I never thought I’d be vice president of my neighborhood association; I…
Jabaar Edmond uses activism, entrepreneurship, and art to help accelerate change in St. Pete, Part 1
Community activist Jabaar Edmond said overcoming the feeling of powerlessness that he…
USF College of Education receives grant to support underrepresented students in pursuing careers in STEM fields
A new $75,000 grant from Duke Energy will allow USF’s St. Petersburg campus to…
School board member, USF St. Pete professor, win Distinguished Alumni Awards
Each year, the College of Education presents Distinguished Alumni Awards to celebrate the…
USF selected to host first Florida chapter of STEM program for underserved students
The USF team, led by College of Education Dean R. Anthony Rolle, Ph.D., and STEM…