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,

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

A mile off shore and 35 feet underwater, Peyton Walker did as her divemaster instructed her to do.

There was no countdown from three; one second I was in the plane, the next I was doing a front flip out of it, falling at 115 mph.

As the University of Tampa has reached the end of its third week of fall semester, most students have become well adjusted to their new...

Recent construction has transformed UT's campus.

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

Coral reefs are one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. Although they cover only less than 1% of the ocean, they are home to

The underwater world is an incredible place...

As the spring semester is winding down, many senior athletes at The University of Tampa are left disappointed with how their season ended.

In the midst of the global climate crisis, the Tampa Bay area has been taking initiatives to combat climate change.

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

Some people learn to dance while others are born to. Emily Curry is one who was born to dance.

Gabrielle Highlander is a nineteen year old University of Tampa student studying Human Performance.