Tag: News & Features

• November 1, 2021

  Kyrie Irving’s Vaccination Status Causes Protests

  By: Frank Cannistra One of the NBA’s most polarizing figures has once again made headlines without even touching the court, as anti-vaccination protests in support of Kyrie Irving stole the show during the Nets home opener on Sunday, Oct. 24.  The Brooklyn Nets lost to the Charlotte Hornets in their first game of the season […]
• October 20, 2016

  Sykes Chapel: A Symbol of Interfaith and Unity

  By SARA CASARETO Many students on campus have one thing in common — spirituality. Be it Christianity or secularism, Sykes Chapel is a beacon on campus that symbolizes a safe place for expression to many students. Located in the heart of campus, Sykes Chapel was designed specifically to meet certain goals architecturally as well as […]
• August 19, 2009

  UT Cross Country Runner Robbed and Killed

  Tampa Police have still not found the person responsible for robbing and then gunning down the UT cross country runner early last Wednesday, August 19.
• July 16, 2009

  UT Brings Creativity To Classrooms With New Grant

  The Florida Department of Education has given the University of Tampa a $660,000 grant for the infusion of the arts into school curriculums around high-need Florida schools. Along with other local colleges such as Eckerd, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Ringling College of Art and Design, St. Leo University and Southeastern University, UT aims to create a […]
• July 15, 2009

  UT Joins Forces with the Yellow Ribbon Program to Help Veterans Achieve Academic Victory

  Throughout the country, more than 1,100 colleges and universities have made the agreement to join forces with the Department of Veteran Affairs by taking part in the “Yellow Ribbon” program and UT is one of them. The Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program is an addition the new Post-9/11 GI Bill which will pay for […]