Points of pride and concern listed at USFSP update

University of Florida St. Petersburg has emerged from the pandemic with solid enrollment and much to be proud of, however, there is also concern stemming from high profile departures and consolidation affecting admissions.

Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock gave an impassioned update on the university to city council on Thursday amid recent turmoil at USF. President Steve Currall was also invited to speak, but abruptly announced his pending resignation on Monday. Tadlock said that he found out the same day.

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City of St. Petersburg officially supports protests, people of Cuba

St. Petersburg has joined the growing chorus of municipalities declaring support for peaceful protests of the oppressive Cuban government, both throughout the island nation and its neighbor 90 miles to the north – Florida.

Protests erupted in early July as Cubans took to the streets to demand ...

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	USFSP Regional Chancellor Tadlock considers staying on amid high profile departures