USF researchers expand study to investigate link between gut health and Alzheimer's, dementia
Researchers with the University of South Florida are expanding a study to investigate the link between gut health and Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias.
Researchers with the University of South Florida are expanding a study to investigate the link between gut health and Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias.
USF students, officers discuss improving relationship between law enforcement, minority communities
University of South Florida students along with officers from USF's police department and the St. Petersburg Police Department discussed how to improve relationships between law enforcement and minority communities.
University of South Florida students along with officers from USF's police department and the St. Petersburg Police Department discussed how to improve relationships between law enforcement and minority communities.
New survey: Nearly half of Floridians struggle to afford necessities due to inflation
A new survey from the University of South Florida found nearly half of Floridians have a hard time paying the bills to afford the necessities due to inflation.
A new survey from the University of South Florida found nearly half of Floridians have a hard time paying the bills to afford the necessities due to inflation.
USF golfer shattering records as he readies for graduation, next-level play
Albin Berstrom is re-writing the record books at the University of South Florida. The Swedish-born golfer will graduate this year and leave as the most decorated player in school history.
Albin Berstrom is re-writing the record books at the University of South Florida. The Swedish-born golfer will graduate this year and leave as the most decorated player in school history.
USF hopes two major gifts will help jumpstart planning, fundraising for football stadium
A football stadium on USF's campus is inching closer to reality. A month after Carol and Frank Morsani donated $5 million to USF, Jeff and Penny Vinik also committed another $5 million towards the on-campus stadium.
A football stadium on USF's campus is inching closer to reality. A month after Carol and Frank Morsani donated $5 million to USF, Jeff and Penny Vinik also committed another $5 million towards the on-campus stadium.
With Florida BOG approval, Rhea Law becomes first USF alum to serve as president
The University of South Florida officially has a new president.
The University of South Florida officially has a new president.
USF's new $27 million research building set to open this week
A new $27 million research park building is set to open Wednesday at USF. The 121,000 square foot building will be divided among research companies in medical, biotech, and semiconductor.
A new $27 million research park building is set to open Wednesday at USF. The 121,000 square foot building will be divided among research companies in medical, biotech, and semiconductor.
USF president-elect could get quick confirmation by BOG
The Board of Governors appears poised to quickly confirm the appointment of Rhea Law as the next president of USF.
The Board of Governors appears poised to quickly confirm the appointment of Rhea Law as the next president of USF.
University of South Florida leaders select Rhea Law as next president
After interviewing two candidates, one has been selected to become the eighth president of the University of South Florida: Rhea Law.
After interviewing two candidates, one has been selected to become the eighth president of the University of South Florida: Rhea Law.
USF researchers pivot projects after scammers spoil study
Scammers find a way to dupe people in new ways all the time, and now they’re targeting online research surveys that pay you to participate.
Scammers find a way to dupe people in new ways all the time, and now they’re targeting online research surveys that pay you to participate.
Tampa newlyweds -- one from Ukraine, other from Russia -- urge US to speak out against war
Newlyweds Ivan Cherniavskyi, from Kyiv, and Uliana Tretyakova, from Moscow, say everyday citizens in both countries need to see western support.
Newlyweds Ivan Cherniavskyi, from Kyiv, and Uliana Tretyakova, from Moscow, say everyday citizens in both countries need to see western support.
Gov. Ron DeSantis announces cybersecurity initiative at USF to bring more jobs to the field
Gov. DeSantis announced a $20-million program aimed at creating more opportunities in cybersecurity through USF.
Gov. DeSantis announced a $20-million program aimed at creating more opportunities in cybersecurity through USF.
'Until we win or until we die': As family prepares to fight in Ukraine, USF student says country is united
A young college student and research assistant at Moffit Cancer Center is having a hard time focusing on her busy life in the United States as family back home in Ukraine battle for their country.
A young college student and research assistant at Moffit Cancer Center is having a hard time focusing on her busy life in the United States as family back home in Ukraine battle for their country.
USF math professor shows students the beauty of numbers
University of South Florida associate professor Dr. Ruthmae Sears excelled in mathematics from a young age. Now she's been given a prestigious fellowship in recognition of her work.
University of South Florida associate professor Dr. Ruthmae Sears excelled in mathematics from a young age. Now she's been given a prestigious fellowship in recognition of her work.
Ukrainian student at USF feels 'like the most lonely person in the world' as family back home prepares for war
It is an unenviable position, being in Tampa, Florida as family members back home, thousands of miles away, are under attack by Russia.
It is an unenviable position, being in Tampa, Florida as family members back home, thousands of miles away, are under attack by Russia.
USF students protest proposal to end ASL Interpreting program
Advocates for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community are organizing a demonstration on USF's Tampa campus, protesting the proposed dissolution of the American Sign Language and Interpreting undergraduate program.
Advocates for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community are organizing a demonstration on USF's Tampa campus, protesting the proposed dissolution of the American Sign Language and Interpreting undergraduate program.
Lakeland High School standout now shines at USF
USF sophomore outfielder Drew Brutcher is a home-grown talent
USF sophomore outfielder Drew Brutcher is a home-grown talent
USF engineering future of military defense with University Mall project
The University Mall in Tampa sits quiet, awaiting a billion-dollar makeover into an uptown tech-hub. But inside this relic of the past, a company based at the University of South Florida has its focus on the future.
The University Mall in Tampa sits quiet, awaiting a billion-dollar makeover into an uptown tech-hub. But inside this relic of the past, a company based at the University of South Florida has its focus on the future.
USF launches ‘reverse vending machines’ recycling program
A new kind of vending machine is coming to the University of South Florida, but instead of taking money, the machines are giving back to help feed the hungry and help the environment.
A new kind of vending machine is coming to the University of South Florida, but instead of taking money, the machines are giving back to help feed the hungry and help the environment.
NASA opens patent library to students for development of new business ideas
NASA hopes putting its library of patents into the hands of college students will spur new ideas for business and beyond.
NASA hopes putting its library of patents into the hands of college students will spur new ideas for business and beyond.