By Alex Butler 21-year-old University of Tampa alumna, Coley Tosto, was set to travel to New Zealand to pursue her PhD when the COVID-19 pandemic struck. “There’s five people in the program plus my advisor,” said Tosto. “So it’s all five of them in a room together not worrying about distancing and it’s just me …
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By Mallory Culhane The organizations and activities students take part in during their time in college can often have a lasting impact on their personal – and professional – lives. As freshmen, students are often told time and time again to get involved on-campus, because you never know what it could lead to. For Cristophoros …
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By Alex Butler Ian Rollin Berry, ’12, was planning on attending law school and creating a career representing professional football players. However, during his senior year at The University of Tampa, he began to formulate an idea for an all-in-one pre-pasted toothbrush, toothpick and floss. Now, eight years later, he is the CEO of Brushee, …
by Sydney Rhodes Time Magazine named “The Guardians” Person of the Year and featured journalists including staffers of the Capital Gazette; Annapolis, Maryland’s local newspaper. In the pool of Capital Gazette staffers seen on the cover, Selene San Felice, UT ‘16 alumna and a feature reporter, was one of them. San Felice, a former editor …
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By KATELYN MASSARELLI Michael Neophytou, ‘13, had a brain tumor removed during his time at UT. A scar lies just above his left ear, serving as a reminder of his second chance. After his surgery, he made the decision to move forward and live healthier. “I decided to get into fitness and health more––to start …
