USF Archives

Agriculture Thursday, August 17th 2023

Coffeeland. Restoring Eden.

Augustine Sedgewick – Coffeeland: One Man’s Dark Empire and the Making of Our Favorite Drug What do you know about coffee? A wonderful new book...

Art Tuesday, April 25th 2023

Sustainable Living: Growing and building your own floral bouquets

This week’s guest was Kali Rabaut of Blue House Florals… who among many other talents, grows her bouquets organically on her home property.

Agriculture Monday, February 27th 2023

Food insecurity solutions reviewed at SPC panel

Listen: NEWS AgricultureVP0223 WMNF’s Camilla Carrero reports on a panel discussion hosted by the St. Petersburg College Institute for Strategic Policy Solutions about the $9 billion...

Environment Tuesday, January 17th 2023

Sustainable Living: Dr. Amanda Pike transforming Florida landscapes into edible food forests

Our guest on Monday was Dr. Amanda Pike. She is a board-certified therapist, and certified educational leader.

Environment Friday, January 13th 2023

Duke Energy is giving away 1,200 trees

Duke Energy will celebrate Arbor Day by giving away 1,200 free trees to Florida customers starting April 28th.

Gardening Tuesday, June 07th 2022

Exploring honey bees and native bees with Angela Rodríguez Díaz

Angela is a backyard beekeeper and due to her physical limitations as a disabled veteran, has designed horizontal bee boxes.

Gardening Friday, October 03rd 2014

North Tampa Head Start kids get their hands dirty through gardening

Alternative Fuels/Energy Conservation Friday, October 03rd 2014

Solar energy tour hits Tampa

Solar Energy Tour in Tampa

Criminal Justice Thursday, September 25th 2014

USF researchers identify two bodies found in Dozier School graves

On Thursday, researchers at the University of South Florida identified two more victims from the site of the former Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys in Marianna, Florida.

Civil Rights Monday, September 15th 2014

High-profile defendants speak out about entrapment, preemptive prosecution and solitary confinement post 9/11

Several high-profile defendants and their relatives discussed their personal struggles in light of the war on terror.

News and Public Affairs Thursday, September 11th 2014

Jobs, economy at top of list of concerns for Floridians

Animal Rights Tuesday, September 09th 2014

Jane Goodall surprises elementary students with a talk at USF’s Botanical Gardens

Elementary students were treated to a surprise talk from Jane Goodall at USF’s Botanical Gardens.

Art Monday, September 08th 2014

Performance at USF reflects on Arab-American experience after 9/11

News and Public Affairs Wednesday, July 16th 2014

Some amphibians can acquire resistance to deadly fungus: U Tampa biologist

Researchers have found that certain types of amphibians can acquire a resistance to a deadly fungus which has caused a decline in certain Amphibian species throughout the world