As I look forward to graduating next semester, I have begun to ponder over my journey through college as a financially independent student. Two-and-a-half years at USF and five figures in student loan debt have raised the inquisition of whether it has all been worth it. Has it been worth it? For me, it most [...]

“Claymore set and ready to kill, sir,” said third-year cadet Joe Wyatt with both a straight face and a wry tone as he placed the imaginary remote-control explosive in the dirt. It was the second day of fall FTX, Army speak for Field Training Exercises, and the cadets of USF’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program [...]

Sarah Hulsman explains that embarrassing experiences are a normal occurrence in the first few weeks of college life.

Graduating senior and Scene editor Melissa Baron imparts her wisdom about making the most out of college.

Can't afford to get your own place after graduation? These tips will making moving back in with your parents much easier.

As graduation approaches, students seek advice to face the career world.

USF junior Toure Clark joined many others in lobbying against Cal Grant budget cuts at the state capitol.

Big Book offers a free service exclusive to USF students who want to solve drug or alcohol abuse.

Students have an alternative to buying textbooks by renting course texts through online websites.

March Madness has been everything but madness this year. The 2009 version of the tournament has lacked the upsets and Cinderella teams that has made this event the most entertaining in sports. In years past, teams like Davidson and George Mason were able to shock the world and advance to the elite eight. Not so [...]