Clinton Engelberger

An on-campus death that occurred over spring break last month was confirmed as a suicide by University Police (UP). This is the fourth on-campus death with no foul play suspected – meaning it was not a homicide – by police since September 2022: three were confirmed suicides. The other involved a

The search for a new vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) has been paused following uncertainty surrounding Gov. Ron DeSantis’ recent requests and plans relating to DEI initiatives in public universities, according to a Tuesday universitywide email from President Rhea Law. “Gi

The first Amazon Locker+ location in the Tampa area recently opened in the Marshall Student Center (MSC), providing students an alternative option to receive their Amazon packages on campus, according to manager of the Amazon Locker+ MSC location Cassandra Krause. Despite an on-campus mailroom al

A group of six protesters with the Students for a Democratic Society disrupted Rhea Law’s inauguration ceremony on Thursday right before she received the President’s Chain of Office. The protesters held up a black banner that read “We won’t wait. Increase Black enrollment” while repeatedly chanti

Coach Alex Golesh is expanding his staff in preparation for the 2023 football season. With many changes ahead, here is a look into who the coach is planning to bring on board. Todd Orlando Todd Orlando, who will be serving as the Bulls’ (1-11, 0-8 AAC) defensive coordinator/inside linebackers coac

A weekend trip to North Carolina was unexpectedly delayed when economics and philosophy major Ben Braver was notified of a gathering of anti-abortion figures displaying harmful imagery to students. “I was tired. I had to drive to North Carolina and I was going to get there at 5 a.m. when I should