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The Toronto Raptors, who will start the NBA season at Tampa's Amalie Arena, along with the Orlando Magic and the USF Bulls basketball teams, will all allow a limited number of fans into their games.
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The university had announced in October that it was eliminating the College of Education because of budget cuts, but leaders now say some programs may remain.
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Fans will not be permitted to the Yuengling Center for the start of the USF basketball seasons, and officials say they will re-evaluate at a later date.
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Changing the testing requirement is up to the State University System’s Board of Governors. They have not, despite students, parents and high school counselors urging them to do so.
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Dr. Charles Lockwood, dean of USF's college of medicine, suggests people interested in holding holiday gatherings follow CDC recommendations.
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A virtual discussion with school district officials looked at the possible effects of closing the USF College of Education undergraduate program.
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Many are aware of the risks associated with not wearing a mask, but in the absence of older company, to them, the risk becomes irrelevant.
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A USF School of Public Affairs survey asked 600 people about how they use social media for news during this election season.
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Here are the Thanksgiving and spring semester plans of private universities and colleges around the Tampa Bay region.
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As colleges across the country see rising coronavirus rates, many campuses have gone into lockdown. Are these lockdowns effective at stopping the spread of the virus?
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The USF St. Petersburg Campus Advisory Board met virtually to talk about a number of issues Thursday.
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Universities have received scores of formal complaints from students about classmates’ behavior, according to a review of months’ worth of such files turned over under the state’s public records law.