Serene, mysterious, slow-motion, quiet; there are a million ways I could describe what it’s like to scuba dive. But when it comes to diving,

On Sunday night, March 27, Apple’s “CODA” brought home three Oscars at the 2022 Academy Awards, a historic win for the Deaf community.

Jessie Goldstein, a junior fine arts major at The University of Tampa, was born an artist.

Each day, dozens of animals are brought to rescue shelters around the Tampa Bay area.

With 15th century French origins, charcuterie boards have long been a part of social gatherings. But since lockdown in 2020, they have made

On Friday, Nov. 12, Le Petite Fête hosted it’s highly successful, sold out Taylor Swift Dance Party at the Orpheum nightclub in Ybor City.

I first listened to Red in my turquoise painted bedroom in the fall of 2012. I was twelve-years-old, having never experienced a heartbreak

Global cuisine that will make your mouth water upon sight, live music, rides and entertainment: there’s a reason EPCOT’s International Food

A new trend is emerging in the age of the climate crisis. That trend is called sustainability, and it’s built on the idea of protecting our

As some states in the U.S. are ready for phase one reopening after lockdown, many people are left questioning the future for concerts.

Universities all across the U.S. have put a halt on summer travel courses, including The University of Tampa.

Dating back to 1910, Armature Works was previously used as a maintenance and storage facility for Tampa Electric (TECO) streetcars.