After 25 years of shaping artists and activists at USF, Roberto G. Varea has retired from…
Author: Madeline Knapp
MAXIMALISM: Eric Garcia’s Art at USF – Visiting Artist for the Ann Getty Institute Creates Interdisciplinary Performance Piece
A drag queen, dancer, filmmaker and cultural organizer walk into a bar — but they’re all…
“He’s Just Not That Into You”: When the Media Sets the Standard for Love
Standing outside your lover’s window with a boombox, confessing your undying affection to a forbidden crush…
Dons Want “Something Just Like This”: Nostalgia for 2016 at CAB’s Annual Donaroo
The line of people in flower crowns and 2016 “boho” inspired outfits wrapped around the block…
Surveillance or Security? How Social Media Algorithms Keep Us Entertained and Disengaged
Digital surveillance happens right under our nose: every time we open a social media app, every…
Lucky Supermarket on Fulton St. Set to Close: Reduced Affordable Grocery Options Near Campus
The closest grocery store to USF, Lucky Supermarket, located on Fulton St. is set to close…
The Return of the Housewife: Examining the Tradwife Movement and its Impact on Modern Feminism
In a cottage somewhere in the woods right now, there is a woman making homemade sourdough…
USF Welcomes the Year of the Horse: The Center for Asia Pacific Studies Hosts Annual Lunar New Year Celebration
The year of the fire horse occurs once every 60 years and brings with it fiery,…
Full Steam Ahead: Why the California High-speed Rail Should be Completed
Let’s face it, air travel sucks. Long wait times, delays and an exorbitant amount of money…
Material Literacy In an Age of Overconsumption: Relating to existing possessions as an act of slowing the trend of excess material gratification.
It’s easy to press buy on your Amazon cart and receive packages from overseas in two…