Groundbreaking set for USF Judy Genshaft Honors College

The first ceremonial shovels of dirt will be turned Dec. 1 for the Judy Genshaft Honors College at University of South Florida's Tampa campus.

The USF Board of Trustees late Tuesday afternoon approved a budget amendment, clearing the way for construction to begin.

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Giving thanks during a time of pandemic

It isn’t easy to escape the seemingly universal despair of unemployment, food lines, sickness and death being wrought by the coronavirus pandemic.

Yet millions of Americans are trying to do just that, trekking to grandmother’s house, or somewhere similarly comforting – at the risk to their own lives and those of others – in their yearning for Thanksgivings of yesteryear.

Political Party with Adam Smith: Gwen Graham on the 2018 gubernatorial race

Gwen Graham, the former congresswoman who narrowly lost the Democratic nomination for governor to Andrew Gillum in 2018, has a provocative theory for what happened: Billionaire candidate Jeff Greene may have been a plant to thwart her candidacy.

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	Catalyst staff takes a brief turkey break