By Sam Ryan samantha.ryan@spartans.ut.edu Returning from spring break is tough for students and faculty. Whether you spent your break getting a much needed mental break spent in the sun, or to unplug from the world for a week, getting back on track with your school schedule can be incredibly difficult. The beginning of spring semester …
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By Brianna Bush Last year, vacation was cut short for spring breakers, but this year they decided to make up for the lost time by taking over the streets of Miami Beach as we’ve never seen before. At the height of Spring Break 2021, spring breakers who never fail to maintain their reputation of being …
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By Josh Foster-Storch Spring Break: A staple of the American college experience. For one week, students travel, maybe drink and have “the time of their lives” at their beach or destination of choice. 2020 and 2021 have been a change of pace and that experience has been altered quite a bit for Spring Break 2021. …
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By Isabella Troia To eliminate a possible COVID-19 breakout, The University of Tampa’s administration decided to restructure the upcoming Spring 2020 semester to be continuous from Tuesday, Jan. 19 to Thursday, May 6 with no week long spring break. On Thursday, Oct. 1, a global email was sent to the entire UT community informing them …
By Samantha Minnehan Every year getting people together for spring break can be a hassle. Despite the fact that spring break is normally in the middle of March, it sneaks up so quickly, and it can be stressful to plan a trip when you are just getting back into the rhythm of classes. It makes …
