With midterms around the corner, having professors in class to answer questions is more important than ever. But what happens when a professor misses class so much students feel unprepared for the tasks ahead?

According to University President Fr. Steven Privett S.J., USF is sifting through a range of university assets and compiling a list of items that may be expendable in an economic emergency. Among them is the Universities collection of rare books.

The Fog n’ Grog, a local on campus watering hole for students and faculty that was shut down in 1998, has reopened and is affecting classroom atmosphere throughout USF, as students have been celebrating the reopening week with free Jell-O shots from noon to 3 p.m. daily, courtesy of the Fog n’ Grog staff.

Professors should not be using class time to show full length videos.