Everyone, consciously or not, has a “rite of passage” movie; that’s the one they force their friends to watch with them. In fact, it’s sort of a friendship prerequisite. And most of the time people ...

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It’s often assumed that an original work trumps its remake- whether it be a sequel to a movie or a movie to a book. But that isn’t always the case. Here’s a breakdown of some ...

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Don’t know what to do tonight, why not rent a movie? A Blockbuster kiosk will be put in the Vaughn Center on the first floor by the entrance of the courtyard according to Megan Frisque, Assistant Director of Civic Engagement. She also said that it’s being put in the Vaughn Center because it’s open later then the other buildings on campus. “There are almost a thousand movies that will be in the kiosk, we’ve been informed,” Frisque said.

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This summer has produced many things, but along with the perpetual sunburns and new songs on the radio, this summer has given us a multitude of new movies. One of the most popular films this ...

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It’s 8 o’clock on Saturday morning. While some are still in the midst of their sleep, UT senior John LeRoy is on his way to Riverview. The film and media arts major is shooting a ...

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Shelby Kuni scored her first goal of the season as the University of Tampa Spartans defeated Nova Southeastern 2-1 on Sunday afternoon. Kuni struck first for Tampa, heading in a cross from Courtney Evans in the 35th minute. Kuni finished with three shots on goal.

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Dear Editor, The first week of classes here at UT has barely begun and I am already disappointed by the UT Dining Services. I am no stranger to the ever-changing dining policies here at UT. I graduated in May after 4 years of Sodexho's food tyranny, and began my graduate work this summer.

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After 11 years of service at The University of Tampa as Registrar, Leslie Sutton-Smith will launch her new career as acting Registrar for Harvard Law School on July 23. In June 1996 Sutton-Smith became Registrar at UT. She had been searching for jobs in Florida after her parents decided to retire in Sarasota.

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Local author and entrepreneur Jim Cheatham will share his 30-plus years worth of knowledge and experience with Tampa Bay in his soon-to-be released book, Just One More. As CEO of the Lionshare Group, Cheatham has done advising and consulting for small to mid-sized companies, focusing on planning and structuring their growth.

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Absent from Mr. Gordon's presentation was any thorough discussion of the media's role in the war...His failure to address the role the media played in the war may be a sign that Mr. Gordon isn't comfortable with revealing what that role has been.

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I recently read an article demanding total demilitarization of the world and that this would alone stop war. The author of that statement was correct when they said war is terrible. At the same time, ...

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A group of students are trying to integrate more environmentally-friendly measures at UT. The Student Environmental Action Coalition, SEAC, was formed last fall by senior Kari Pandilidis, who is currently working with Dr. Galperin's MGT 335 Corporate Responsibility course to find ways to promote recycling and earth-friendly practices on campus.

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