Kyle Burke has seen the U.S. enter multiple Middle Eastern conflicts, such as Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003. Still, he ...

Corey Staniscia didn’t need a court ruling to see where college sports were headed.  Long before a federal judge approved the ...

In his first year at USF, baseball head coach Mitch Hannahs brought an old-school approach to the program. He stayed off ...

As universities began directly paying athletes on Tuesday as part of the House v. NCAA settlement, increased scholarships and ...

USF men’s basketball officially has a full house, finalizing its revamped roster with all 15 scholarship spots now filled. ...

The USF presidential search committee announced this month its plans to move forward with a new search firm in its pursuit of ...

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For Mathis Haugen, a USF international student-athlete from Norway, his journey started with a leap of faith. Haugen said he planned to take a gap year after high school and then apply to college. But ...

Struggling with mental health has become a common experience in college. And yet, instead of responding with urgency, the federal government is cutting funding. But as the federal government is ...

Tampa has been home to the second-largest digital dome in the country since April. And it’s right across the street from USF Tampa at the Museum of Science and Industry. I visited MOSI this week to ...

The Claw at USF Golf Course will be shutting down its public operations beginning Sept. 5, according to a universitywide email from President Rhea Law. The Claw’s closure is a result of financial loss ...

The Argos Center will have a new look in a few years. USF approved a five-year redevelopment plan that would demolish Kosove Apartments, Beta Hall and Betty Castor Hall at a Tuesday Board of Trustees ...