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One of the architects of UT volleyball can now call the program his own
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Before taking over the program, Brian Imperiale worked alongside longtime UT head coach Chris Catanach, helping recruit players, scout opponents and guide the Spartans to three national championships. [ Courtesy of Sean Gallagher, University of Tampa Athletics ] This article was first published in the Tampa Bay Times on October 13th. By Hannah Walls Brian Im
Theatre and Dance Program’s Overview of Multiple Acts
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Photo Courtesy of Ricardo A. Romero By Amber Louis TAMPA, Fla. — Premiering on Oct. 15-18 at the FCA Black Box Theatre is the University of Tampa’s Theatre and Dance department’s first performance of the semester: Delirium’s Daughter, a comedy by Nicholas Korn. Michael Staczar, Associate Professor of Theatre and Dance, Director of Musical Theatre […]
Debates Spark Over Zero-Credit Course
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Photo courtesy of Nappy By Fiona Sheridan TAMPA, Fla. — Most Spartans begin their University of Tampa journey in Becoming a Spartan — a course intended to familiarize them with resources accessible to them in their first year and beyond. This is a single-credit course and is mandatory for all incoming students. Afterwards, Spartans move […]
Minecraft Live brings us The Sift: A new dimension of Mojang’s marketing
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Photo Courtesy of Amber Louis By Amber Louis TAMPA, Fla. – Twice a year, Mojang puts together a collection of announcements of upcoming and exciting things being added to the Minecraft community. In addition to in-game updates, platform expansions, a themed land in Chessington World of Adventures Resort, this year brought a surprise trending in […]
Spartans Weather the Storm in 2-0 Victory Over Palm Beach Atlantic
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Photos Courtesy of Ryan Brockman By Ryan Brockman The University of Tampa women’s soccer team battled through rainy conditions to secure a 2-0 victory over Palm Beach Atlantic University on Wednesd…
Campus Couture: What UTampa Students Are Wearing
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Photo courtesy of Maya Yngve By Maya Yngve TAMPA, Fla. – Hot autumn temperatures at the University of Tampa can deter students from dressing their best for class; as temperatures start to drop, many undergrads continue to sport their eccentric styles, from monochromatic outfits to unique accessories. These stylistic choices raise two questions: what are […]
The Midterm Crash Outs and How to Avoid Them
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Photo Courtesy of Melanie Mirnaya By Melanie Mirnaya The deadlines are creeping up, your notes are scattered all over the place, homework submissions feel messy, the group assignment is not cooperating, and you are running seriously low on sleep. This is the perfect formula for a midterm crash out. What Is a Midterm Crash Out? […]
When “Getting Involved” Becomes a Résumé Adder
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Photo courtesy of Amtec Photos via Flickr. By Carla Morales TAMPA, Fla. — As soon as a freshman begins college, within the first few weeks it tends to dawn on them that their primary focus is their major, on-campus involvement, grades, and overall future. It can slowly develop into a hyperfixation instead of a simple […]
Phone-Free Concerts Are Better Than You Think
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Concertgoers hold up phones as Phoebe Bridgers performs at a concert in New Jersey in 2022. Photo courtesy of Sophia Romana. By Sophia Romana TAMPA, Fla. — I went to Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Tour expecting to miss my phone. Instead, I barely thought about it once the concert started. I attended the show alone at […]
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