As college students, we normally have a lot on our minds. Classes, jobs, internships. It can easily wear down on us. While we find our own ways to cope, some healthy, some not so much, ...

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There are few things in D.C. more certain than the reelection of an incumbent president. The non-incumbent party knows that they are fighting an uphill battle, and in many cases probably refrain from trying too ...

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On May 12, 2011 a law was proposed by Senator Patrick Leahy called Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act (PIPA) with the purpose of giving the U.S. government ...

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SOPA stands for the ‘Stop Online Piracy Act’. If you’re a religious Wikipedia user or saw the big black rectangle over the Google logo last Wednesday, you’re beginning to understand that this might be an ...

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We need to keep the Clintons out of the White House. I realize that this statement may sound like blasphemy to my fellow Democrats, but rest assured I am not hating on Bill’s or Hillary’s ...

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Internet users around the country were redirected to sopastrike.com on Wednesday, Jan. 18 as thousands of websites participated in the largest online strike in history. According to a press release on sopastrike.com, over 115,000 websites ...

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wanted nothing more than to bring peace to his community. Since the year 2000, students from the University of Tampa have honored him through the Martin Luther King Jr. Day ...

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Judging by all the construction on the University of Tampa campus recently, there are many changes underway. However, the most recent change is on the south side of campus. Specifically on North Brevard Avenue where ...

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For countless of college students, the start of a new semester represents frustration through filling out intensive paperwork in order to receive or become eligible for financial aid, grants, loans and scholarships. On Feb. 12, ...

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As the crowd of protesters approached the theater, their chants of “The people united will never be defeated” and “No RNC [Republican National Convention] in Tampa Bay” grew louder and many took to megaphones to ...

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    The Mac Daddy of All Thieves On Jan. 17 at 3:42 p.m., a professor reported a stolen Mac computer from a classroom.   Dude, Where’s My Car? On Jan. 18 at 2:54 a.m., ...

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With Vice President Joe Biden’s visit to Columbus Thursday focusing on education, President Barack Obama has indicated that he thinks education reform will be a decisive issue in the upcoming 2012 presidential election. Biden visited ...

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According to authorities, a terrorist attack came close to being carried out in Tampa during the weekend of Jan. 7th. Sami Osmakac, 25, from Pinellas Park, allegedly planned to place a car bomb in Ybor ...

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A simple phone call to parents is no longer a common punishment for young troublemakers when police catch them in the act, experts said. Nearly one in three people will be arrested by the age ...

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