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by Jessica Keesee I recently heard the book The Perks of Being a Wallflower described as this generation’s The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger. Normally, I would take offense to this statement, because ...
Early Sunday morning, three University of Tampa students were victims of an armed robbery off North Boulevard and Ross Street. Two male suspects punched one student in the stomach and stole all three of their ...
By Alex Vera
Facing Fall 2011 both in and out of school may seem like a challenge to many existing and prospective students. For graduating seniors, May 7 is an end to a memorable four years quickly followed ...
By Alex Vera
Gender-neutral or co-ed dorm rooms have been questioned each and every time a college has implemented the lifestyle. Currently, there are more than 55 schools nationwide that offer co-ed housing, according to The Columbus Dispatch. ...
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 ...
By John Jacobs
Ever since I came home from Tampa and saw all my friends, I quickly noticed there is no comfortable way to talk about your college experiences with your friends. When you start a conversation with ...
By The Minaret
The University of Tampa will host its annual Family Weekend Friday, Oct. 5 and Saturday, Oct. 6 this year. The event will showcase the campus community and surrounding areas through an array of events and programs for the whole family. Featured events include live music and food celebrating Tampa's cultural heritage, the annual UT golf tournament, a lunch cruise on Tampa Bay's premier dining yacht, women's volleyball games and even a climb to the top of Plant Hall's minarets.
By The Minaret
For the women's soccer team, the 2006 season ended a game too early. After an 18-2-1 season, the Spartans fell to eighth-ranked Grand Valley State (Mich.) in the National Semifinal. The 2-0 loss left Tampa one win shy of the National Championship game. There was a familiar face in the other semifinal game that week.
So summer's coming up, gamers! You know what that means, right? The "summer slump," as I like to call it. It's like the blazing sun dries up the possibility of any good games being released. Year after year, it's the same. But this year shows some promise.
By Adam Labonte
Michael Gordon, chief military correspondent for The New York Times, spoke to students and faculty in Reeves Theater on Wednesday, April 11. Gordon's discussion, "The United States' Dilemma in Iraq: The Contradiction between Strategy and Politics," focused on his assessment of the United States military's role in Iraq, drawing from several trips he has taken there since the US elected to invade in March 2003.
By The Minaret
Four offices in Plant Hall and one classroom in the science wing were broken into earlier this week (April 7-9). Two portable hard drives and a battery back-up were taken from the office of the Tampa Press, but the battery unit was found discarded in a Plant Hallway.
Ever since "Tiger Woods PGA Tour" was released on the Xbox, I've been an avid fan of the series. The game seemed so revolutionary for the somewhat dead golf genre. Being a golfer myself, I fell in love with the game immediately. Many a night I spent with friends improving my chip shot or perfecting my putting.
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