When you think of downtown areas, you usually think of an urban setting with lots of people, multiple forms of transportation, shops, bakeries and a central park for people to gather amongst high-rise buildings. Downtown Tampa has some of those ...
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When you think of downtown areas, you usually think of an urban setting with lots of people, multiple forms of transportation, shops, bakeries and a central park for people to gather amongst high-rise buildings. Downtown Tampa has some of those ...
Welcome back, University of Tampa students. Summer is coming to an end and for some of us; that means this is, for many of us, our last year at UT. Here are is an overview of some of the stories ...
On May 8, 1,144 students will graduate from the University of Tampa. For most of them so many things have happened and changed since those early days. The student body has grown immensely, as only 800 students graduated in Spring ...
Several topics within our Commentary section have received a lot of attention and usually elicit various comments from readers but one article this semester has really done this well. Last week’s, “Arabs and Muslims Are Not Necessarily the Same Thing” ...
Spring break is here and so are midterms. Now is the time to look back at the first half of the semester and see how we have done and where we need to get better. As semesters pass and years ...
The University of Tampa was given the unique opportunity to host the President and Vice President of the United States not for a usual town-hall meeting but one that was strategically placed after his first State of the Union address ...
The spring semester has begun and it’s the dawn of a new decade. Just in time for classes to begin, the excitement revels as the Gasparilla Pirate Invasion is only days away. City and university officials are cracking down on ...
The end of the semester is finally here. For some it was short and others it was long, but we can all look back and say that it is finally over. This fall started off rough with the murder of ...
In the last several weeks The Minaret has reported multiple crimes involving University of Tampa students. We do not solely focus on reporting the crimes of students on or off campus, but when something happens it is our job to ...
When we began this semester way back in August, it seemed like Thanksgiving Break was out of sight. Everyone was refreshed and well rested from a joyous summer; ready to conquer another semester. However, as it inevitably happens, the semester ...
We have passed the midway point of the semester. Most of our midterms are over with and other exams are only weeks away. It’s no longer the beginning of the semester so we can’t keep putting things off until later ...
In response to Professor Ryan Cragun’s Letter to the Editor below, The Minaret would like to expound upon our editorial last week and answer some of the questions raised by the letter and also by other comments. The Minaret enjoyed ...
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