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Pregame tailgates are a popular sports tradition where fans gather with friends to eat and socialize before the game. Many even prefer tailgating before the actual game, so imagine a campus tailgate followed by a handful of sporting events all happening in one day.
With the onset of spring, the world seems renewed, bringing a wave of new cultural releases, including movie premieres, new seasons of popular TV series, and highly anticipated books. One of the upcoming releases in March is the film “Reminders of Him”, based on the novel by Colleen Hoover.
Music echoed across the pool deck as students crowded around the grill, balancing plates of food and escaping the afternoon heat during the “Cookout: Poolside Edition,” a Black History Month event on campus.
AI art, images generated by AI intended to look like illustrations or artwork. As this new technology grows, so do questions about the ethical use of generative AI. How can AI art be helpful? How can it be harmful?
On Feb. 28, the Pasco County Commission on Human Trafficking hosted the first annual “Red Sand” human trafficking awareness event at the Historic Dade City Courthouse. A similar event was held on Jan. 31 at the West Pasco Government Center in New Port Richey.
Are you longing for a place where you feel valued, seen, and at home? Every Thursday at 7:15 p.m. in MMR apartment six, Truth Seekers Bible Study welcomes all to their non-denominational Christian bible study.
Since February, there has been a shift in water conditions across Tampa Bay. This has led to various restrictions and growing concern in the community. Now, many are wondering what these restrictions will look like going forward, and what happens next?
Now that Valentine’s Day has passed and we’ve stepped into March, it’s worth remembering that celebrating the people we love isn’t limited to just one month.
This Lent, University Ministry invites students to strengthen their faith and community through Eucharistic Adoration every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Saint Jude Chapel.
With the start of the spring semester, a new tradition began at the university. Karaoke & Open Mic takes place every Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., giving anyone interested the chance to take the microphone and showcase their talents in front of an audience.
