USF men's soccer team ready for NCAA Tournament
It's hard to imagine that a team that failed to score a single goal in their first four games is now heading to the NCAA Tournament. But that is exactly how this season went for the USF men's soccer team.
It's hard to imagine that a team that failed to score a single goal in their first four games is now heading to the NCAA Tournament. But that is exactly how this season went for the USF men's soccer team.
USF researchers work to close gap in security to help prove it's you behind a device
Apps often have you press a button or enter a code on your phone to log in. But, a couple of University of South Florida professors are working to close a gap in security to prove it’s actually you behind the device and not an imposter.
Apps often have you press a button or enter a code on your phone to log in. But, a couple of University of South Florida professors are working to close a gap in security to prove it’s actually you behind the device and not an imposter.
USF women's basketball brings in all-international freshman class
Over the years, the University of South Florida's head coach for women's basketball has worked to get the Bulls' brand out across oceans and continents by recruiting players from across the globe.
Over the years, the University of South Florida's head coach for women's basketball has worked to get the Bulls' brand out across oceans and continents by recruiting players from across the globe.
USF to host supplier diversity event aimed at knocking down barriers for minority business owners
It’s hard enough starting your own business, so the University of South Florida is hosting a supplier diversity event this week to knock down barrier for minority-owned businesses.
It’s hard enough starting your own business, so the University of South Florida is hosting a supplier diversity event this week to knock down barrier for minority-owned businesses.
USF researcher studies impact of 'zero responders' during Hurricane Ian
Neighbors helped neighbors after Hurricane Ian when no one else could, and those critical and inspiring acts are at the center of a University of South Florida study.
Neighbors helped neighbors after Hurricane Ian when no one else could, and those critical and inspiring acts are at the center of a University of South Florida study.
USF researchers study evacuation behaviors before and after Hurricane Ian
Hundreds of thousands of people evacuated the Tampa Bay area as mandatory evacuation orders were issued ahead of Hurricane Ian.
Hundreds of thousands of people evacuated the Tampa Bay area as mandatory evacuation orders were issued ahead of Hurricane Ian.
Goals: USF's new women's lacrosse team aims for 5,000 at first game
Imagine being a coach but not have a game to prepare for, at least, not for another two years.
Imagine being a coach but not have a game to prepare for, at least, not for another two years.
USF students, alumni urge school officials to install garage fencing after on-campus death
USF students and alumni are calling for enhanced safety features at parking garages on campuses after reports of a second death in less than three years at one of the eight-story parking garages.
USF students and alumni are calling for enhanced safety features at parking garages on campuses after reports of a second death in less than three years at one of the eight-story parking garages.
USF launches new app to increase access to mental health services
The University of South Florida launched a new app this semester that allows students to have immediate access to counselors and other mental health resources.
The University of South Florida launched a new app this semester that allows students to have immediate access to counselors and other mental health resources.
New collaboration pays off at USF and MacDill Air Force Base
The University of South Florida and MacDill Air Force Base have more in common than you might think. Now, there's a new collaboration in the works that may benefit both.
The University of South Florida and MacDill Air Force Base have more in common than you might think. Now, there's a new collaboration in the works that may benefit both.
USF Sarasota-Manatee to add its first student housing by 2024
Down at the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee campus, they are officially planning to add student housing – for the first time ever.
Down at the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee campus, they are officially planning to add student housing – for the first time ever.
USF names intended design, build team for on-campus football stadium
Plans have started to shape up for a new football stadium at the University of South Florida, and leaders took a major step towards making it a reality Tuesday.
Plans have started to shape up for a new football stadium at the University of South Florida, and leaders took a major step towards making it a reality Tuesday.
USF releases renderings showing vision for on-campus athletic district, along with football stadium
USF unveiled renderings of what they envision an on-campus athletic district in the future would look like -- which includes a football stadium.
USF unveiled renderings of what they envision an on-campus athletic district in the future would look like -- which includes a football stadium.
'Controlling what I can': USF star basketball player still waiting for answers on visa status
Russell Tchewa is a force on the basketball court for the University South Florida's men's basketball team, but he's been stopped in his tracks.
Russell Tchewa is a force on the basketball court for the University South Florida's men's basketball team, but he's been stopped in his tracks.
USF star basketball player stuck in home country after student visa was denied
Russell Tchewa, the Bulls' 7-foot-tall, 260-pound starting center is currently stuck in his home country of Cameroon after the U.S. State Department denied his student visa this summer.
Russell Tchewa, the Bulls' 7-foot-tall, 260-pound starting center is currently stuck in his home country of Cameroon after the U.S. State Department denied his student visa this summer.
USF's Matos trades basketball court for gridiron glory
A University of South Florida basketball player is trading his basketball shorts for a set of shoulder pads.
A University of South Florida basketball player is trading his basketball shorts for a set of shoulder pads.
USF student newspaper, The Oracle, ends print edition for good after nearly six decades
Since 1966, the USF Oracle on the Tampa campus printed daily editions of the student-run paper on a weekly basis. Now, that ends for good starting this semester as they will become "a completely digital publication."
Since 1966, the USF Oracle on the Tampa campus printed daily editions of the student-run paper on a weekly basis. Now, that ends for good starting this semester as they will become "a completely digital publication."
USF estimates 10,000 on Tampa campus for fall move-in
The University of South Florida reported a record number of students moving into campus housing this week.
The University of South Florida reported a record number of students moving into campus housing this week.
USF Bulls name starting quarterback ahead of 2022 season
Gerry Bohanon, a junior transfer who helped lead Baylor to a Big 12 and Sugar Bowl title last season, will now try to turn around a program at USF that has won just three games in the last two seasons.
Gerry Bohanon, a junior transfer who helped lead Baylor to a Big 12 and Sugar Bowl title last season, will now try to turn around a program at USF that has won just three games in the last two seasons.
USF hopes to fill diversity gap in STEM industry by launching new program to educate children
Programming, IT, and engineering are among the hottest jobs in Tampa Bay, but there’s a diversity gap in who fills those positions. A new USF program looks to fill it by educating minority children and girls in local schools about the STEM industry.
Programming, IT, and engineering are among the hottest jobs in Tampa Bay, but there’s a diversity gap in who fills those positions. A new USF program looks to fill it by educating minority children and girls in local schools about the STEM industry.