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Inside the scramble to keep FEMA alive ahead of hurricane season

FEMA · United States

Inside the scramble to keep FEMA alive ahead of hurricane season

65% Center coverage: 113 sources

Publicly, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has said the Federal Emergency Management Agency needs to be reoriented or even done away with altogether. See the Story

USF to Host AAC Basketball Championships in 2027 and 2028

Basketball · Orlando

USF to Host AAC Basketball Championships in 2027 and 2028

Coverage: 2 sources

The American Athletic Conference announced that USF will host the 2027 and 2028 men’s and women’s basketball championships. This marks the first time the tournaments will be held in Tampa, and the first time since 2021 the championships will not take place at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. Related: USF men’s basketball touts 66th […]See the Story

USF needs to be more transparent with its community

USF needs to be more transparent with its community

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Throughout the year at USF, there have been many trials and tribulations in communication when it comes to emergencies on campus and other important events. Reaching out to its community should be USF’s top priority, especially when USF students and faculty will be directly impacted by whatever discussions are happening behind the scenes. I’m talking […]Read Article

USF baseball’s year in review under Hannah’s first season

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

After three straight losing seasons, USF baseball found itself starting from scratch for the eighth time in the program’s history in 2024. A month after firing former Bulls coach Billy Mohl, USF brought on Indiana State Coach Mitch Hannahs in June to lead its baseball program for the foreseeable future. Coming into his first season, […]Baseball · Tampa Read Article

USF Football Releases Kickoff Times Ahead of 2025 Season

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

USF’s 2025 football schedule will kick off under the national spotlight, with several key game times and TV slots now set — including matchups against three projected top 25 foes. While the schedule was released earlier this spring, Thursday’s update finalized times for several key games that will test South Florida early and often. The […]Tampa · Tampa See the Story

USF announces Leavitt, Abdur-Rahim to be elected to Hall of Fame

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

USF is honoring two of the most successful figures in its athletics history — one a beloved leader lost too soon, the other brought home after one of the most rambunctious exits in college football history. The school announced on Monday that former football coach Jim Leavitt and late men’s basketball coach Amir Abdur-Rahim will […]Hall of Fame · Tampa Read Article

USF police issue No Trespass Order after gun case found in Fine Arts Building

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

University Police issued a No Trespass Order to a male not affiliated with USF after conducting an investigation on a gun case and magazines found in the Fine Arts Building in April. Although the individual denied the gun-related items were his, he admitted ownership of other items recovered at the scene — including the books […]Tampa · Tampa Read Article

USF’s future leadership unclear as bills to limit governor’s role are delayed

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A Florida bill that would have limited the governor’s role in choosing state university presidents has been indefinitely postponed. Just two and a half weeks after House Bill 1321 passed the Florida House, the Senate withdrew the bill from consideration along with its companion, Senate Bill 1726, according to the Florida Senate. Scott Perry, USF […]Tampa · Tampa Read Article

Protect student journalists at USF and beyond

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Protecting student journalists isn’t only about freedom of speech. It’s about informing the public while preserving democratic norms. Student journalists not only help keep local communities up-to-date, but we also exemplify the importance of the First Amendment rights. Universities all over the country have been punishing students for writing news, especially for discussing adverse politics […]Tampa · Tampa Read Article

USF community seeks answers after USFSM, New College merger drafts surface

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Scott Perry said USF faculty was told over “several months” that merger plans with USF Sarasota-Manatee originated from New College of Florida. However, Perry said USF will have to repair its relationship with the community now that “internal documents” revealed university administrators “discussed” the proposal. “A great deal of trust must be earned back before […]Sarasota · Sarasota Read Article

College Students Don’t Need More Student Loan Stress

Coverage: 2 sources

As May comes to a close, USF students look forward to new beginnings. For many, that future comes with the weight of student debt. The Department of Education published a press release on April 21 announcing it would restart collections on defaulted federal student loans on May 5. Collections had been paused in March 2020 […]College Students · New York See the Story

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